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7 Index X freely generates G, 113 Δ-equivalent, 102 Q 0,1 rationals between 0 and 1, 53 m-chain, 236 nth Farey row, 51 nth convergent, 13 abelianization, 124 admissible sequence, 190 algebraic integer, 239 algebraic number of degree d, 5 aperiodic word, 160 approximation to order t, 5 associated elements in ring, 234 associated sequence, 187 associated word, 194 automorphism group AutF(a, b), 124 automorphism group AutZ(a, b), 123 axis of map, 97 badly approximable numbers, 27 balanced set of words, 161 balanced word, 150, 159 basis of Z 2, 122 basis of F 2, 124 basis of free group, 114 block of sequence, 192 central word, 179, 221 chain C t, 226 characteristic number, 37, 56, 71 characteristic sequence, 196 characteristic word c α, 173 Chinese remainder theorem, 59 Christoffel word ch p/q, 152 class group of R, 241 closed geodesic, 105 Cohn matrix, 66, 119 Cohn matrix C t (a), 70 Cohn tree T C,68 Cohn triple, 66, 119 Cohn word, 120, 197 commutator, 89 commutator subgroup SL(2, Z), 117 commutator subgroup G,90 conjugacy class, 82 conjugate group elements, 82 conjugate ideal, 238 conjugate quadratic irrational, 15 conjugate ring element, 234 constant sequence, 193 continued fraction expansion, 9 convergent sequence of words, 160 corresponding element in R, 236 cusp, 96 cut u,vof sequence188 defining set of relations, 115 definite quadratic form, 36 degenerate sequence, 193 Diophantine equations, 31 directive sequence, 174 discriminant, 36 distance in hyperbolic plane, 109 domino graph D( p q ), 142 doubly infinite sequence, 187 doubly infinite word, 181, 194 elliptic map, 95 equivalent geodesics, 109 equivalent numbers, 24, 93, 200 Euclid tree, 211 Euclidean number, 211 Euler totient function, 211 factor of an ideal, 240 factor of word, 150 factorial set of words, 161 factorization into prime ideals, 242 Farey index, 54 M. Aigner, Markov s Theorem and 100 Years of the Uniqueness Conjecture: A Mathematical Journey from Irrational Numbers to Perfect Matchings, DOI / , Springer International Publishing Switzerland
8 256 Index Farey neighbors, 51 Farey table, 51, 208 Farey tree T F,53 Farey triple, 51 Fibonacci branch, 49, 73, 232 Fibonacci numbers, 11, 49, 148, 208 Fibonacci word f, 160 Fibonacci words W 1, 122 n finite word, 113 fixed points of a map, 95 formal inverse, 113 fractional R-ideal, 240 fractional linear map, 92 free abelian group Z 2 of rank 2, 116 free group F n of rank n, 115 free group with basis X, 113 freely reduced word, 113 fundamental domain, 102 fundamental unit, 235 general linear group GL(2, Z), 63 general weight of word, 224 group generated by X, 81 harmonic number, 214 height h(w) of word, 150 hitting word h α,ρ, 171 homogeneous modular group, 94 hyperbolic lines, 96 hyperbolic map, 95 hyperbolic plane H, 96 hyperbolic points, 96 ideal, 238 identity of Fricke, 64 indefinite quadratic form, 36 index of Cohn matrix, 70 infinite word, 159 inhomogeneous modular group, 94 inner automorphism, 125 integral ideal, 240 intercept of line, 163 invertible ideal, 240 juxtaposition of words, 114 Lagrange number, 8 Lagrange number of sequence, 189 Lagrange spectrum L, 8 Lagrange spectrum L (d), 189 lattice path L p q, 136 lattice path l p q, 136 Lemma of Baker Davenport, 230 length of word, 113 lexicographic order, 154 limit point of the pair sequence (α n+1,β n ), 187 list of Markov numbers, 219 lower Christoffel word ch p q, 137 lower mechanical word s α,ρ, 164 Markov condition for words, 181, 194 Markov form, 37 Markov number, 31 Markov number of matrix, 66 Markov spectrum, 37 Markov tree, 207 Markov tree T M,47 Markov triple, 31 Markov word, 195, 196 Markov s equation, 31 Markov s theorem, 35, 185, 204 matching number, 144 mediant, 51 Möbius function, 214 Möbius inversion formula, 215 Möbius series, 215 Möbius transformation, 97 modular group SL(2, Z), 63 narrow class group, 241 nonsimple closed geodesic, 105 nonsingular Markov triple, 45 norm of element, 234 norm of ideal, 241 order of group element, 82 palindrome, 138 parabolic map, 95 Pell branch, 50, 73, 232 Pell equation, 20 Pell numbers, 12, 49, 148, 208 Pell words W n 1, 122 n perfect matching, 144 period of word, 151 periodic infinite continued fraction, 14 point at infinity, 93 positive automorphism, 128, 197
9 Index 257 prefix, 150 presentation of group, 113, 116 prime ideal, 240 primitive element in Z(a, b), 122 primitive element in F(a, b), 124 primitive ideal, 238 primitive map, 109 primitive matrix, 97 principal congruence group of level n, 100 principal ideal, 238 product of ideals, 240 projection π(a T ), 105 projection from F(a, b) to Z(a, b), 124 proper prefix, 150 proper suffix, 150 purely periodic continued fraction, 15 purely periodic word, 159 quadratic field, 234 quadratic form, 36 quadratic irrational, 15 quadratic residue, 55 reduced fraction, 51 reflection matrix, 92 regular sequence, 193 regular word, 195, 196 relation of generators, 115 reverse word, 138 Riemann ζ-function, 215 Riemann sphere, 93 Riemann surface, 102 right special factor, 161 ring O K, 239 ring R, 234 section of word, 195 semicircle, 96 set D of doubly infinite sequences, 189 set F n (x) of factors of length n, 159 set of generators, 81 shifted sequence, 188 simple closed geodesic, 105 simple continued fraction, 11 simple infinite continued fraction, 13 singular Markov triple, 45 slope σ (u) of word u, 165 slope of line, 163 snake graph S( p q ), 141 special linear group SL(2, Z), 63 stabilizer St(A T ),97 standard pair, 178 standard sequence of words, 174 standard tree T st, 179 standard weight, 224 standard word, 174 Stern Brocot tree, 54 strong Markov word, 195 strongly admissible sequence, 190 Sturmian word, 161 suffix, 150 trace, 64 transcendental number, 5 translation, 95 transpose, 64 tree-standard word, 178 ultimately periodic word, 159 unique Markov number, 58 uniqueness conjecture, 39, 48, 54, 68, 110, 148, 204, 227, 228 uniqueness property, 58 unit in ring, 234 upper Christoffel word Ch p q, 137 upper mechanical word S α,ρ, 164 weight of word, 221 word tree T W, 120
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