Advances in Pure Mathematics
Vol.05 No.12(2015), Article ID:60383,6 pages
10.4236/apm.2015.512067
Farey Triangle Graphs and Farey Triangle Matrices
A. Gnanam, C. Dinesh
Department of Mathematics, Government Arts College, Trichy, India
Email: gnaanam@yahoo.com, dinesh.c916@gmail.com
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Received 18 August 2015; accepted 17 October 2015; published 20 October 2015
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we introduce Farey triangle graph
, Farey triangle matrix
, complementary Farey triangle graph
and complementary Farey triangle matrix
, and we derive some properties of the following matrices.
Keywords:
Farey Triangle Graph, Farey Triangle Matrix, Complementary Farey Triangle Graph, Complementary Farey Triangle Matrix

1. Introduction
A Farey sequence of order N is a set of irreducible fractions between 0 and 1 arranged in an increasing order, the denominators of which do not exceed N.
could be obtained from
by calculating the mediant between two successive values from which it was derived. In [1] -[3] Farey graph and Farey matrix have been constructed from Farey sequence of order N. In [4] Farey partition is derived and discussed some matrix property from Farey sequence. In [5] Farey graph is introduced in iterative process. In this paper we construct Farey tri-
angle graph
, in iterative process, and it is constructed from the method of mediant property as follows in the Farey sequence. From the co-ordinates of this graph we form a Farey triangle matrix
. Similarly we construct complementary Farey triangle graph
and complementary Farey triangle matrix
.
2. Farey Triangle Graph
2.1. Definition: Farey Triangle Graph: 
Farey triangle graph of order N is constructed from Farey Sequence. Consider X and Y axes with vertices as Farey Sequnence in
. The Farey triangle graph of order N is formed from Farey triangle graph of order
, iteratively as Farey sequence. In this graph, vertices from X to Y axis is joined only if the vertices (or Farey fractions) are same to obtain a Farey triangle.
2.2. Construction of Farey Triangle Graph
The Farey triangle graph of order 1 begin with vertices
and
in both axes. The vertex
is the ori-
gin of the Farey triangle graph of order 1. In this graph join the vertices when X and Y axes have the same fractions to obtain a Farey triangle. 


milarly, we follow the same method to obtain 









from 

In the above illustrations, the like coloured lines denote the edges inserted in successive iterations.
Figure 1. Farey triangle graph of order 1.
Figure 2. Farey triangle graph of order 2.
Figure 3. Farey triangle graph of order 3.
Figure 4. Farey triangle graph of order 4.
2.3. Farey Triangle Matrix
Let 


The Farey triangle graph forms a matrix [6] ,
where a and b are the numerator of Farey fractions and c denote the order of the Farey sequence. k denote the number of vertices inserted to move from 

Illustrations
1) Farey triangle matrix of order 2.
2) Farey triangle matrix of order 3
Farey triangle graph of order 3 is derived from Farey triangle graph of order 2. Here two vertices are inserted, so two Farey triangle matrices are constructed.
2.4. Theorem
The sum of the determinants of the Farey triangle matrices of prime order is given by
Proof:
In Farey triangle graph of prime order

The ordinates



The sum of the determinant of these matrices is
2.5. Theorem
The sum of Farey triangle matrices of prime order is
Proof:
The Farey triangle matrices of prime order
where
3. Complementary Farey Triangle Graph
3.1. Definition
The complementary Farey triangle graph 
3.2. Construction of Complementary Farey Triangle Graph
The complementary Farey triangle graph 


vertices are connected if the sum of the numerators of the fractions in each vertices of X and Y axis is equal to the order of the complementary Farey triangle graph. In complementary Farey triangle graph of order 2, we be-
gin with vertices 


triangle graph. In this graph the vertices are inserted by the method of the mediant between each pair of consec-
utive fractions in both axes of


Figures 5-7 denotes the complementary Farey Triangle Graph of different orders, from this graph we define Complementary Farey Triangle Matrix. Some illustrations are presented below:
3.3. Complementary Farey Triangle Matrix
The vertices of the complementary Farey triangle namely Farey fractions are used to construct this matrix. Let the abscissa be 

Figure 5. Complementary Farey triangle graph of order 2.
Figure 6. Complementary Farey triangle graph of order 3.
Figure 7. Complementary Farey triangle graph of order 4.
where a and b are the numerator of Farey fractions and c denote the order of the Farey sequence. k denote the number of vertices inserted to move from 

3.3.1. Illustrations
1) Complementary Farey triangle matrix of order 2.
2) Complementary Farey triangle matrix of order 3
3.3.2. Remark

3.4. Theorem
The sum of determinants of the complementary Farey triangle matrices of prime order p is
Proof:
Consider the complementary Farey triangle matrices of prime order.

where
Cite this paper
A.Gnanam,C.Dinesh, (2015) Farey Triangle Graphs and Farey Triangle Matrices. Advances in Pure Mathematics,05,738-744. doi: 10.4236/apm.2015.512067
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