Proper symmetries of 3-dimensional continued fractions
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Abstract: In this work we prove a criterion for an algebraic continued fraction to have a proper palindromic symmetry in dimension . As a multidimensional generalization of continued fractions, we consider Klein polyhedra.
This paper studies geometic definition of multidimensional continued fractions for algebraic cones defined by Klein in 1895 (that are special polyhedral surfaces). The author provides a criterion for algebraic Klein polyhedral surfaces to have a proper palindromic symmetry in dimension 4.
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- Proper cyclic symmetries of multidimensional continued fractions
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