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We are engaged in classifying up to isomorphism of discrete subgroups of an affine transformation group on a plane (a two-dimensional space) preserving the Minkowski metric. It is proved that, for subgroups that do not coincide with Euclidean ones, the orbit of almost every point is everywhere dense.
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Garipov, R.M. Ornament Groups on a Minkowski Plane. Algebra and Logic 42, 365–381 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:ALLO.0000004170.97211.21
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