Domino tiling is a mathematical concept that involves covering a given area (usually a rectangular region) with dominoes, where a domino is a rectangular piece that covers two adjacent unit squares. In the context of combinatorial mathematics and theoretical computer science, domino tilings are often explored in relation to various problems such as counting configurations, studying combinatorial effects, and examining properties of different types of grids.
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