Ram Band, Siegfried Beckus, Felix Pogorzelski, Lior Tenenbaum
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We study periodic approximations of aperiodic Schr\"odinger operators on
lattices in Lie groups with dilation structure. The potentials arise through
symbolic substitution systems that have been recently introduced in this
setting. We characterize convergence of spectra of associated Schr\"odinger
operators in the Hausdorff distance via properties of finite graphs. As a
consequence, new examples of periodic approximations are obtained. We further
prove that there are substitution systems that do not admit periodic
approximations in higher dimensions, in contrast to the one-dimensional case.
On the other hand, if the spectra converge, then we show that the rate of
convergence is necessarily exponentially fast. These results are new even for
substitutions over $\mathbb{Z}^d$.