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We demonstrate equidistribution of the lattice shape of cubic fields when
ordered by discriminant, giving an estimate in the Eisenstein series spectrum
with a lower order main term. The analysis gives a separate discussion of the
contributions of reducible and irreducible binary cubic forms, following a
method of Shintani. Our work answers a question posed at the American Institute
of Math by giving a precise geometric and spectral description of an evident
barrier to equidistribution in the lattice shape.