Robert Berger
Robert Berger is an American mathematician recognized for his groundbreaking work in the field of aperiodic tiling. In 1964, he presented a collection of over 20,000 shapes that could only create non-periodic tessellations, which sparked significant interest and research in this area. His contributions have been fundamental to the understanding of how certain shapes can tile a plane without repeating patterns.
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Robert Berger provided a collection of pieces that only allows for non-periodic tessellations.
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