The Pythagorean Angle Lattice: Galois Classification for All Projection Branches

A unified Galois classification of all projection branches of the Pythagorean Angle Lattice, delivering explicit holomorph extensions of the Gaussian rationals from the geometry of integer right triangles : We study the D-th projection branch of the Pythagorean Angle Lattice. For each primitive Gaussian integer W = u + vi ∈ ℤ[i]prim, the lattice gives a polynomial f_W^{(D)}(y) of degree D, defined by: f_W^{(D)}(y) = P_D(y) − γ Q_D(y) = 0, where P_D, Q_D are the multiple-angle polynomials for cotangent and γ = cot(arg(W²)) = (u² − v²)/(2uv). We prove the following classification: 1. For D = 2, f_W^{(2)} splits completely over ℚ, so Gal = {1}. 2. For even D ≥ 4, f_W^{(D)} is always reducible over ℚ(i) with the explicit factor: P_{D/2}(y) − cot(arg W) Q_{D/2}(y). 3. For odd prime D, f_W^{(D)} is irreducible if and only if W is not a D-th power in ℤ[i]. In this case: Gal(K_W^{(D)}/ℚ(i)) ≅ ℤ/D ⋊ (ℤ/D)×. 4. For odd composite D, the classification is open. The exceptional set of D-th powers has natural density zero for all D ≥ 2. For D = 3, we recover the dihedral representation ρ₂ = Ind_{A₃}^{S₃}(ψ) with fixed field ℚ(i, √3) = ℚ(i, ζ₃). This provides an explicit family of holomorph extensions of ℚ(i) for odd prime D, arising from the geometry of integer right triangles.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22049448
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Mathematics and Applications
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The Pythagorean Angle Lattice: Galois Classification for All Projection Branches

Chetansing K. Rajput
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Mathematics and Applications
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The Pythagorean Angle Lattice: Galois Classification for All Projection Branches

Chetansing K. Rajput
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A unified Galois classification of all projection branches of the Pythagorean Angle Lattice, delivering explicit holomorph extensions of the Gaussian rationals from the geometry of integer right triangles : We study the D-th projection branch of the Pythagorean Angle Lattice. For each primitive Gaussian integer W = u + vi ∈ ℤ[i]prim, the lattice gives a polynomial f_W^{(D)}(y) of degree D, defined by: f_W^{(D)}(y) = P_D(y) − γ Q_D(y) = 0, where P_D, Q_D are the multiple-angle polynomials for cotangent and γ = cot(arg(W²)) = (u² − v²)/(2uv). We prove the following classification: 1. For D = 2, f_W^{(2)} splits completely over ℚ, so Gal = {1}. 2. For even D ≥ 4, f_W^{(D)} is always reducible over ℚ(i) with the explicit factor: P_{D/2}(y) − cot(arg W) Q_{D/2}(y). 3. For odd prime D, f_W^{(D)} is irreducible if and only if W is not a D-th power in ℤ[i]. In this case: Gal(K_W^{(D)}/ℚ(i)) ≅ ℤ/D ⋊ (ℤ/D)×. 4. For odd composite D, the classification is open. The exceptional set of D-th powers has natural density zero for all D ≥ 2. For D = 3, we recover the dihedral representation ρ₂ = Ind_{A₃}^{S₃}(ψ) with fixed field ℚ(i, √3) = ℚ(i, ζ₃). This provides an explicit family of holomorph extensions of ℚ(i) for odd prime D, arising from the geometry of integer right triangles.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Mathematics and Applications
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