Fibonacci numbers
[18/67%]Let . Prove that the series converges.
The sequence of Fibonacci numbers (cf. Problem 53 of Part VII) is periodic mod , where is any integer. Calculate the length of the period for all prime numbers less than 30.
The Fibonacci numbers are defined as follows: Set , , for . The linear transformation
is orthogonal.
Using the method of undetermined coefficients, show that the coefficients of the power series
are determined by the conditions . The numbers are called the Fibonacci numbers. Prove that
The Fibonacci sequence is defined by
Define by .
Show that for each nonnegative integer .
Find the eigenvalues of .
Find a basis of consisting of eigenvectors of .
Use the solution to (c) to compute . Conclude that
for each nonnegative integer .
Use (d) to conclude that if is a nonnegative integer, then the Fibonacci number is the integer that is closest to
Each is a nonnegative integer, even though the right side of the formula in (d) does not look like an integer. The number
is called the golden ratio.
The Fibonacci numbers are . In general, the Fibonacci numbers are defined by , , and for , . Prove that the th Fibonacci number satisfies .
Let , and , where . The numbers are called Fibonacci numbers. Compute .
Let be the sequence of Fibonacci numbers. Prove that:
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if divides , then divides ;
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Prove that the -st term of the sequence of Fibonacci numbers (see 4.5) equals the determinant
of order .
Let
Show that . For , find the numerical value of .
The Fibonacci numbers are defined by the recurrence relation (linear difference equation of second order with constant coefficients) , where and , . Write this recurrence relation in matrix form. Find , , and .
Let . The Fibonacci numbers are provided by the entries of the matrix
Find the sequence provided by the matrix
Compare with the sequence of the Fibonacci numbers. Discuss.
The Fibonacci numbers , are defined as follows: for , otherwise. Prove that is even if and only if is divisible by 3.
Prove the identity for the Fibonacci numbers, for .
The Fibonacci numbers are defined by the following recurrence relations: . Prove that
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for
for ;
the numbers and are coprime for ;
the number is even if and only if is divisible by 3;
for .
Prove that for
Prove that there exist sequences of zeros and ones of length in which there are no two consecutive ones.
Prove the identity .