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Some Algebraic Aspects of MorseCode Sequences [PDF]
Morse code sequences are very useful to give combinatorial interpretations of various properties of Fibonacci numbers. In this note we study some algebraic and combinatorial aspects of Morse code sequences and obtain several q-analogues of Fibonacci
Johann Cigler
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Altered Numbers of Fibonacci Number Squared
We investigate two types of altered Fibonacci numbers obtained by adding or subtracting a specific value $\{a\}$ from the square of the $n^{th}$ Fibonacci numbers $G^{(2)}_{F(n)}(a)$ and $H^{(2)}_{F(n)}(a)$.
Emre Kankal, Fikri Köken
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On the pulsating (m,c)-Fibonacci sequence
In this paper, we study new ideas in the generalization of additive and multiplicative pulsating Fibonacci sequences. Then, we construct two types of pulsating Fibonacci sequences of the mth order.
Kittipong Laipaporn +2 more
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Random Fibonacci sequences [PDF]
Solutions to the random Fibonacci recurrence x_{n+1}=x_{n} + or - Bx_{n-1} decrease (increase) exponentially, x_{n} = exp(lambda n), for sufficiently small (large) B. In the limits B --> 0 and B --> infinity, we expand the Lyapunov exponent lambda(B) in powers of B and B^{-1}, respectively.
Sire, Clément, Krapivsky, Paul L.
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Fibonacci Ideal Convergence on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Normed Linear Spaces
The main goal of this article is to present the notion of Fibonacci I-convergence of sequences on intuitionistic fuzzy normed linear space. To accomplish this goal, we mainly investigate some fundamental properties of the newly introduced notion.
Ömer Kişi, Pradip Debnath
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SOME CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE SMARANDACHE FUNCTION AND THE FIBONACCI SEQUENCE [PDF]
This paper is aimed to provide generalizations of the Smarandache function. They will be constructed by means of sequences more general than the sequence of the factorials.
Dunutrescu, C., Rocsoreanu, C.
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This paper describes a class of sequences that are in many ways similar to Fibonacci sequences: given n, sum the previous two terms and divide them by the largest possible power of n. The behavior of such sequences depends on n. We analyze these sequences for small n: 2, 3, 4, and 5. Surprisingly these behaviors are very different.
Brandon Avila, Tanya Khovanova
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Optimal Control and the Fibonacci Sequence [PDF]
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von Brasch, Thomas +2 more
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Approximating the Fibonacci Sequence
See the abstract in the attached pdf.
Tom Edgar +2 more
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