Conway Symbols of Frieze Patterns of Dynkin Types
Kengo Miyamoto, Ryuhei Suzuki
Abstract
In this paper, we classify the Conway symbols of the Euclidean symmetry groups of frieze patterns of Dynkin types An, Bn, Cn, Dn, F4 and G2. First, we show that the Conway symbol of a Conway--Coxeter frieze is determined by the bilateral and the central symmetry of the underlying triangulation. Secondly, we show that a frieze pattern of non-simply-laced type has the symbol *∞∞ or ∞∞ according as its first interior row is palindromic or not, with the single exception of type C3, which realises four symbols. Thirdly, we show that the same dichotomy holds for type Dn with n 5, the symbol being read off the tagged triangulation of the once-punctured polygon attached to the frieze together with the value on its puncture edges, and that type D4 realises five symbols.
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