FAN OF TYPE 0, WHERE NJ = 2(AJ +A2J + 1) AND MJ = A2J(AJ + 1)2. BY T...

2-fan of type 0, where n

j

= 2(a

j

+a

2

j

+ 1) and m

j

= a

2

j

(a

j

+ 1)

2

. By the way, also c

j

isinvolved, namely k

j

0

= (c

j

1)

2

/2, where k

0

j

(n

j

−k

0

j

) =m

j

. aProposition2.3. G

×

+

contains infinitely many 2-fans of type 1.Proof. By Theorem 2.1, n, n−1, n−2, m is a 2-fan of type 1 if and only if n = 2a

2

+ 1,8a

2

+ 1 is an integer. Now, 8a

2

+ 1 is odd, and thus, if 8a

2

+ 1m = a

2

(a

2

1) and is a square, then there is a t such that 8a

2

+ 1 = (2t+ 1)

2

. Consequently we get 8a

2

=4t

2

+ 4t= 4t(t+ 1), which impliesa

2

= t(t+ 1)