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math.NT2026

On the Ordering and Injectivity of Lagrange Constants Associated with Certain Substitutions

Shin-ichi Yasutomi

Motivated by the modern characterization of the Markoff spectrum via mechanical words and the Markoff Uniqueness Conjecture, we study the Lagrange constants of continued fractions…

math.NT2024

Periodic points in complex continued fractions by J. Hurwitz

Shin-ichi Yasutomi

J. Hurwitz introduced an algorithm that generates a continued fraction expansion for complex numbers , where the partial quotients belong to .…

math.NT2023

Simultaneous Convergent Continued Fraction Algorithm for Real and -adic Fields with Applications to Quadratic Fields

Shin-ichi Yasutomi

Let be a prime number and be a field with embeddings into and . We propose an algorithm that generates continued fraction expansions converging i…

math.NT2023

Arithmetical independence of certain uniform sets of algebraic integers

Asaki Saito, Jun-ichi Tamura, Shin-ichi Yasutomi

We study four (families of) sets of algebraic integers of degree less than or equal to three. Apart from being simply defined, we show that they share two distinctive characteristi…

math.NT2017★ 1 cited

Multidimensional -adic continued fraction algorithms

Asaki Saito, Jun-ichi Tamura, Shin-ichi Yasutomi

We give a new class of multidimensional -adic continued fraction algorithms. We propose an algorithm in the class for which we can expect that multidimensional -adic version…

math.NT2017★ 1 cited

Continued fraction algorithms and Lagrange's theorem in

Asaki Saito, Jun-ichi Tamura, Shin-ichi Yasutomi

We present several continued fraction algorithms, each of which gives an eventually periodic expansion for every quadratic element of over and gives a…

math.NT2013

A new multidimensional slow continued fraction algorithm and stepped surface

Maki Furukado, Shunji Ito, Asaki Saito +2

We give a new algorithm of slow continued fraction expansion related to any real cubic number field as a 2-dimensional version of the Farey map. Using our algorithm, we can find th…