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Main Authors: Brussel, Eric, Goertz, Madeleine E.
Format: Preprint
Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.11446
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author Brussel, Eric
Goertz, Madeleine E.
author_facet Brussel, Eric
Goertz, Madeleine E.
contents We prove the 2-torus $\mathbb T$, an abelian linear algebraic group, is a fine moduli space of labeled, oriented, possibly-degenerate inscribable similarity classes of triangles, where a triangle is {\it inscribable} if it can be inscribed in a circle. A natural action by the dihedral group $D_6$ defines a quotient stack $[\mathbb T/D_6]$, which is the stack of absolute (unlabeled, unoriented) possibly-degenerate inscribable classes. We show the main triangle types form distinguished algebraic substructures: subgroups, cosets, and elements of small order, and we apply the natural metric on $\mathbb T$ to compare them.
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spellingShingle The Torus of Triangles
Brussel, Eric
Goertz, Madeleine E.
Metric Geometry
Algebraic Geometry
14C05, 51M05, 60D05
We prove the 2-torus $\mathbb T$, an abelian linear algebraic group, is a fine moduli space of labeled, oriented, possibly-degenerate inscribable similarity classes of triangles, where a triangle is {\it inscribable} if it can be inscribed in a circle. A natural action by the dihedral group $D_6$ defines a quotient stack $[\mathbb T/D_6]$, which is the stack of absolute (unlabeled, unoriented) possibly-degenerate inscribable classes. We show the main triangle types form distinguished algebraic substructures: subgroups, cosets, and elements of small order, and we apply the natural metric on $\mathbb T$ to compare them.
title The Torus of Triangles
topic Metric Geometry
Algebraic Geometry
14C05, 51M05, 60D05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.11446