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This paper presents the properties of the discrete analytical hyperplanes. They are defined analytically in the discrete domain by Diophantine equations. We show that the discrete hyperplane is a generalization of the classical digital hyperplanes. We present original properties such as exact point localization and space tiling. The main result is the links made between the arithmetical thickness of a hyperplane and its topology.