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The Heronian Triangle 13–14–15 as an Arithmetic, Crystallographic, and CM–Elliptic Node

Authors: Méndez Ibarra, Rogelio;

The Heronian Triangle 13–14–15 as an Arithmetic, Crystallographic, and CM–Elliptic Node

Abstract

We show how the Heronian triangle 13–14–15 sits at a common nodebetween four worlds: (i) the family of consecutive triangles(a−1,a,a+1) with integer area and inradius, governed by Pell equationsin the real quadratic field Q(√3); (ii) an exact periodic “corona crystal”in the Euclidean plane, whose wallpaper group is p6m and whose reflectionsubgroup is the Euclidean Coxeter triangle group Δ(2,3,6); (iii) the cyclotomicfield Q(ζ12), which contains both Q(√−3) and the biquadratic fieldQ(√2,√3) arising from Pell-type equations; and (iv) a CM elliptic curvewith j-invariant 0, on which the corona crystal defines a (2,3,6)-torsionconfiguration with coordinates in cyclotomic subfields of Q(ζ12). The real quadratic field Q(√3) appears as the intersection K1 ∩ K2 ofthe biquadratic field K1 = Q(√2,√3) and the cyclotomic fieldK2 = Q(ζ12), and plays the role of arithmetic node connecting Pellarithmetic, planar crystallography, CM elliptic curves, and cyclotomicGalois symmetry around the triangle 13–14–15.

Keywords

Heronian triangle Pell equations Elliptic curves Complex multiplication Cyclotomic fields Wallpaper groups Triangle group (2,3,6) Crystallography

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