“…Deposition of atoms or molecules on surfaces of quasicrystals can lead to monolayers with a large variety of complex quasicrystalline orderings (for reviews see, e.g., [2][3][4]). A lot of different adatoms or deposited molecules were explored in recent years, including, e.g., antimony and bismuth [5], copper [6], silicon [7], xenon [8], lead [9,10], hydrocarbons [11,12], or fullerenes [13,14]. Similarly, vortices in type-II superconductors can be pinned onto a quasicrystalline pattern [15].…”