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The Pythagorean Angle Lattice: A Unified Framework Connecting Geometry, Number Theory, and the Langlands Program

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Abstract

A single lattice built from primitive Pythagorean triples and Gaussian integers unifies metallic means, an Omni-Metallic Euler constant, explicit S₃ and holomorph Galois extensions of ℚ(i), closed geodesics on the modular surface, and Maass/Bianchi forms in one geometric-arithmetic structure : We introduce the Pythagorean Angle Lattice L, a countable set derived from primitive Pythagorean triples via Gaussian integers: L = {cot(arg(Z)/D) : Z = W² or iW², W ∈ Z[i]prim, D ∈ ℕ}, with arg(Z) ∈ (0, π). We establish the following results: 1. The lattice contains the metallic mean Mn precisely for n ≥ 3, and provides a framework for deriving logarithmic and transcendental constants via limiting processes. 2. The Omni-Metallic Framework, defined as the unique positive root of x^m − 2n x^{m−1} − N^r = 0, rests on three master identities: the Mirror Identity, the Crown Identity, and the Bridge Identity. The Bridge Identity is Z(s) = ½ζ(s−1) − ½(1 + 2^{−s})ζ(s), which yields the Omni-Metallic Euler constant γ_O = γ/2 − 5π²/48. 3. The cubic projection branch (D = 3) generates an explicit family of S₃-extensions of ℚ(i): Gal(K_W/ℚ(i)) ≅ S₃ if W is not a cube in ℤ[i], ℤ/2 if W is a cube in ℤ[i]. The exceptional set of cube values has natural density zero. 4. For odd prime D, the lattice generates holomorph extensions Gal(K_W^{(D)}/ℚ(i)) ≅ H_D = ℤ/D ⋊ (ℤ/D)× when W is not a D-th power. The exceptional set has natural density zero. 5. The Chronicler Li formula gives a subfamily of closed geodesic lengths on the modular surface X(1) = ℍ/SL(2,ℤ): l(g) = 2 arccosh[d(M_n² + M_n^{−2} + 2)/8], d ∈ {1,2,8}. 6. The D = 3 branch gives even dihedral Galois representations whose automorphic counterparts are Maass cusp forms of eigenvalue 1/4 (equivalently, Bianchi forms over ℚ(i)). This framework connects elementary geometry, algebraic number theory, analytic number theory, hyperbolic spectral geometry, and aspects of the Langlands program through a single structure.

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View paper (DOI)Open access versionOpenAlexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)Published 2026-08-22

Authors: Chetansing Rajput