A random tiling of a square domain using dominoes (1x2 rectangles) -column after column- [Un pavage aléatoire d'un domaine carré utilisant des dominos (rectangles 1x2) -parcours colonne après colonne-].




Please note that this tiling is non periodical, but unfortunately it is not a non periodical tiling of the plane. As a matter of fact in order to generate the column N+1 one must generate the column N before, but this last one has an infinite number of points. Then the column N+1 will never be generated!


This tiling is made respectively of 4094 (50.02%) horizontal and 4091 (49.98%) vertical rectangles, the choice between horizontal and vertical being made at random when possible. The 14 black 1x1 squares display unreachable sites.


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