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Wild frieze patterns over the integers
We study frieze patterns over the integers that are allowed to have wild entries. We introduce the quiddity number as a new invariant. The quiddity number is then used to classify strongly connected components of the directed graph $Γ_{2,n}(\mathbb{Z})$. Furthermore, we show that every finite simple
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