scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1391696
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An almost-isosceles right-angled (AIRA) triangle is a Pythagorean triple \((x,y,z)\) in which \(x\) and \(y\) are consecutive integers. There are infinitely many such AIRA triangles and all are given by \[ \Biggl( \frac{4T_n-1+ \sqrt{8T_n^2+1}}{2},\;\frac{4T_n+1+ \sqrt{8T_n^2+1}}{2},\;2T_n+ \sqrt{8T_n^2+1} \Biggr) \] where \(T_n\) denotes the positive square root of the \(n\)th square triangular number.
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