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1) Both names are acceptable as a 'Fibonacci crystal' denotes a quasicrystal and a 'Fibonacci' quasicrystal is a specific type of quasicrystal.

So are the two terms synonymous or not? Does "Fibonacci crystal" denote any quasicrystal, a specific type of quasicrystal or a specific quasicrystal?

2) The Fourier transform of such arrangements consists of discrete values, which is the defining property for crystals.

and yet

Their diffraction pattern would be of a square type with the intensities arranged in a fractal pattern.

A fractal isn't discrete. What is the actual definition of a crystal?

178.39.220.198 ( talk) 17:24, 6 July 2018 (UTC) reply

This article is extremely weak, I am sorry to say. It never defines a Fibonacci quasicrystal, but merely recounts some properties they have, many of which are shared with all quasicrystals, without designating certain properties as the actual definition.

188.154.206.128 ( talk) 16:47, 12 June 2019 (UTC) reply