21. Random mosaics

21.1 Deterministic mosaics

A mosaic (mosaic or tesselation) is a subdivision of the space $ℝ^{n}$ by an at most countable collection ${(D_{i})}_{i \in ℕ}$ of compact subsets of dimension $n$ , topologically regular, called Dirichlet cells (Dirichlet'scells), whose topological...

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