The properties of quasicrystals of the cut and project type-namely, self-si
milarities or so-called inflation properties-are studied. A complete descri
ption is given for centers of the scaling symmetry of a quasicrystal, and t
he relevant scaling factors are determined for each "inflation center." If
the center is a quasicrystal point, it is called an "internal inflation cen
ter"; otherwise, it is an "external" one. It turns out that, for any quasic
rystal point u, the set of appropriate scaling factors is a u-dependent one
-dimensional quasicrystal. There are infinitely many scaling factors common
to all internal inflation centers. The description of external inflation c
enters, which are plentiful in any quasicrystal, is a slight modification o
f a similar description for the internal ones.