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Patient Experience with Primary Care Physician and Risk for Hospitalization in Hispanics with CKD.
Clin J Am Soc Nephrol, 2018 Cedillo-Couvert EA +14 more
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Continued fractions and linear recurrences
, 1993 H. Lenstra, J. Shallit
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Largest values of the Stern sequence, alternating binary expansions and continuants
, 2017 Paulin, R.
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Characterization of pure Hurwitz numbers
, 2021We explore the nature of the continued fraction expansion of the Hurwitz numbers H = (ae2/n + b)/(ce2/n + d), with D = |ad− bc| 6 = 0. We prove some results for determinant pk with p a prime number.
J. Rodriguez, V. Bautista-Ancona
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Irrationality exponents of certain fast converging series of rational numbers
, 2020Let {xn} be a sequence of rational numbers greater than one such that xn+1 ≥ xn for all sufficiently large n and let εn ∈ {−1, 1}. Under certain growth conditions on the denominators of xn+1/x 2 n we prove that the irrationality exponent of the number ∑∞
D. Duverney, T. Kurosawa, I. Shiokawa
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Recurrence Relations for Elliptic Sequences: Every Somos 4 is a Somos k
, 2004In his celebrated memoir, Morgan Ward's definition of elliptic divisibility sequences has the remarkable feature that it does not become at all clear until deep into the paper that there exist nontrivial examples of such sequences.
A. J. Van Der Poorten, Christine Swart
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On a Zaremba’s Conjecture for Powers
Sarajevo Journal of MathematicsA conjecture of Zaremba says that for every $m\ge 2$ there exists a reduced fraction $a/m$ such that its simple continued fraction has all its partial quotients bounded by $5$.
Takao Komatsu
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More on Hurwitz and Tasoev Continued Fractions
Sarajevo Journal of MathematicsSeveral new types of Hurwitz continued fractions have been studied. Most basic Hurwitz continued fractions can be expressed by using confluent hypergeometric functions ${}_0F_1(;c;z)$.
Takao Komatsu
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