Completeness conjecture for triangles satisfying Pick's formula almost correctly

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Let p,qZp,q \in \mathbb{Z} be coprime integers with 1<q<p21<q<p^2, with pp odd and qq even. Let Δ(p,q)\Delta(p,q) denote the triangle defined in the paper, and suppose that Pick's formula is almost correct for every dilate rΔ(p,q)r\Delta(p,q) with rNr\in\mathbb{N}. Completeness conjecture. The pair (p,q)(p,q) belongs to one of the four Casson–Gordon families stated above. This conjecture asserts that the known Casson–Gordon families exhaust all pairs for which Pick's formula is almost correct for every dilate; the paper presents empirical evidence but does not establish completeness.

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Michael Eisermann and Christoph Lamm, “For which triangles is Pick's formula almost correct?”, arXiv:math/0602393 (2009).

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