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Koshy T. Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers with Applications Vol 1. 2017
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Textbook in PDF format The first comprehensive survey of mathematics most fascinating number sequences Fibonacci and Lucas numbers have intrigued amateur and professional mathematicians for centuries. This volume represents the first attempt to compile a definitive history and authoritative analysis of these famous integer sequences, complete with a wealth of exciting applications, enlightening examples, and fun exercises that offer numerous opportunities for exploration and experimentation. The author has assembled a myriad of fascinating properties of both Fibonacci and Lucas numbers - as developed by a wide range of sources - and catalogued their applications in a multitude of widely varied disciplines such as art, stock market investing, engineering, and neurophysiology. Most of the engaging and delightful material here is easily accessible to college and even high school students, though advanced material is included to challenge more sophisticated Fibonacci enthusiasts. A historical survey of the development of Fibonacci and Lucas numbers, biographical sketches of intriguing personalities involved in developing the subject, and illustrative examples round out this thorough and amusing survey. Most chapters conclude with numeric and theoretical exercises that do not rely on long and tedious proofs of theorems. Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers with Applications, Volume I, Second Edition provides a user-friendly and historical approach to the many fascinating properties of Fibonacci and Lucas numbers, which have intrigued amateurs and professionals for centuries. Offering an in-depth study of the topic, this book includes exciting applications that provide many opportunities to explore and experiment. In addition, the book includes a historical survey of the development of Fibonacci and Lucas numbers, with biographical sketches of important figures in the field. Each chapter features a wealth of examples, as well as numeric and theoretical exercises that avoid using extensive and time-consuming proofs of theorems. The Second Edition offers new opportunities to illustrate and expand on various problem-solving skills and techniques. In addition, the book features: • A clear, comprehensive introduction to one of the most fascinating topics in mathematics, including links to graph theory, matrices, geometry, the stock market, and the Golden Ratio • Abundant examples, exercises, and properties throughout, with a wide range of difficulty and sophistication • Numeric puzzles based on Fibonacci numbers, as well as popular geometric paradoxes, and a glossary of symbols and fundamental properties from the theory of numbers • A wide range of applications in many disciplines, including architecture, biology, chemistry, electrical engineering, physics, physiology, and neurophysiology The Second Edition is appropriate for upper-undergraduate and graduate-level courses on the history of mathematics, combinatorics, and number theory. The book is also a valuable resource for undergraduate research courses, independent study projects, and senior/graduate theses, as well as a useful resource for computer scientists, physicists, biologists, and electrical engineers. (перевод) Первый всесторонний обзор математики наиболее увлекательные числовые последовательности чисел Фибоначчи и Люка заинтриговали любителей и профессиональных математиков на протяжении веков. Этот том представляет собой первую попытку составить окончательную историю и авторитетный анализ этих известных целочисленных последовательностей, в комплекте с множеством захватывающих приложений, поучительных примеров и забавных упражнений, которые предлагают многочисленные возможности для исследования и экспериментов. Автор собрал множество увлекательных свойств чисел Фибоначчи и Люка, разработанных широким кругом источников, и каталогизировал их применение во множестве самых разнообразных дисциплин, таких как искусство, инвестирование на фондовом рынке, инженерия и нейрофизиология. Большой часть из включая и восхитительного материала здесь легко доступна к коллежу и даже старшеклассникам, хотя предварительный материал включен для того чтобы бросить вызов более изощренные энтузиасты Фибоначчи. Исторический обзор развития чисел Фибоначчи и Люка, биографические очерки интригующих личностей, участвующих в разработке предмета, и иллюстративные примеры завершают этот тщательный и забавный обзор. Большинство глав завершаются числовыми и теоретическими упражнениями, которые не опираются на длинные и утомительные доказательства теорем. Второе издание книги обеспечивает удобный и исторический подход ко многим увлекательным свойствам чисел Фибоначчи и Люка, которые заинтриговали любителей и профессионалов на протяжении веков. Предлагая углубленное изучение этой темы, эта книга включает в себя захватывающие приложения, которые предоставляют множество возможностей для изучения и экспериментов. Кроме того, книга включает в себя исторический обзор развития чисел Фибоначчи и Люка, с биографическими набросками важных фигур в этой области. Каждая глава содержит множество примеров, а также числовые и теоретические упражнения, которые позволяют избежать использования обширных и трудоемких доказательств теорем. Второе издание предлагает новые возможности для иллюстрации и расширения различных навыков и методов решения проблем. Кроме того, в книге представлены: • Четкое, всестороннее введение в одну из самых увлекательных тем в математике, включая ссылки на теорию графов, матрицы, геометрию, фондовый рынок и золотое сечение • Обильные примеры, упражнения и свойства во всем, с широким спектром сложности и сложности • Числовые головоломки, основанные на числах Фибоначчи, а также популярные геометрические парадоксы и глоссарий символов и фундаментальных свойств из теории чисел • Широкий спектр применения во многих дисциплинах, включая архитектуру, биологию, химию, электротехнику, физику, физиологию и нейрофизиологию Второе издание подходит для курсов верхнего уровня бакалавриата и магистратуры по истории математики, комбинаторике и теории чисел. Книга также является ценным ресурсом для бакалавриата научно-исследовательских курсов, независимых учебных проектов и аспирантских диссертаций, а также полезным ресурсом для компьютерных ученых, физиков, биологов и инженеров-электриков. List of Symbols Leonardo Fibonacci Fibonacci Numbers Fibonacci’s Rabbits Fibonacci Numbers Fibonacci and Lucas Curiosities Fibonacci Numbers in Nature Fibonacci, Flowers, and Trees Fibonacci and Male Bees Fibonacci, Lucas, and Subsets Fibonacci and Sewage Treatment Fibonacci and Atoms Fibonacci and Reflections Paraffins and Cycloparaffins Fibonacci and Music Fibonacci and Poetry Fibonacci and Neurophysiology Electrical Networks Additional Fibonacci and Lucas Occurrences Fibonacci Occurrences Fibonacci and Compositions Fibonacci and Permutations Fibonacci and Generating Sets Fibonacci and Graph Theory Fibonacci Walks Fibonacci Trees Partitions Fibonacci and the Stock Market Fibonacci and Lucas Identities Spanning Tree of a Connected Graph Binet’s Formulas Cyclic Permutations and Lucas Numbers Compositions Revisited Number of Digits in Fn and Ln 101 Theorem 5.8 Revisited Catalan’s Identity Additional Fibonacci and Lucas Identities Fermat and Fibonacci Fibonacci and π Geometric Illustrations and Paradoxes Geometric Illustrations Candido’s Identity Fibonacci Tessellations Lucas Tessellations Geometric Paradoxes Cassini-Based Paradoxes Additional Paradoxes Gibonacci Numbers Gibonacci Numbers Germain’s Identity Additional Fibonacci and Lucas Formulas New Explicit Formulas Additional Formulas The Euclidean Algorithm The Euclidean Algorithm Formula (5.5) Revisited Lamé’s Theorem Divisibility Properties Fibonacci Divisibility Lucas Divisibility Fibonacci and Lucas Ratios An Altered Fibonacci Sequence Pascal’s Triangle Binomial Coefficients Pascal’s Triangle Fibonacci Numbers and Pascal’s Triangle Another Explicit Formula for Ln Catalan’s Formula Additional Identities Fibonacci Paths of a Rook on a Chessboard Pascal-like Triangles Sums of Like-Powers An Alternate Formula for Ln Differences of Like-Powers Catalan’s Formula Revisited A Lucas Triangle Powers of Lucas Numbers Variants of Pascal’s Triangle Recurrences and Generating Functions LHRWCCs Generating Functions A Generating Function for F3n A Generating Function for F3n Summation Formula (5.1) Revisited A List of Generating Functions Compositions Revisited Exponential Generating Functions Hybrid Identities Identities Using the Differential Operator Combinatorial Models I A Fibonacci Tiling Model A Circular Tiling Model Path Graphs Revisited Cycle Graphs Revisited Tadpole Graphs Hosoya’s Triangle Recursive Definition A Magic Rhombus The Golden Ratio Ratios of Consecutive Fibonacci Numbers The Golden Ratio Golden Ratio as Nested Radicals Newton’s Approximation Method The Ubiquitous Golden Ratio Human Body and the Golden Ratio Violin and the Golden Ratio Ancient Floor Mosaics and the Golden Ratio Golden Ratio in an Electrical Network Golden Ratio in Electrostatics Golden Ratio by Origami Differential Equations Golden Ratio in Algebra Golden Ratio in Geometry Golden Triangles and Rectangles Golden Triangle Golden Rectangles The Parthenon Human Body and the Golden Rectangle Golden Rectangle and the Clock Straightedge and Compass Construction Reciprocal of a Rectangle Logarithmic Spiral Golden Rectangle Revisited Supergolden Rectangle Figeometry The Golden Ratio and Plane Geometry The Cross of Lorraine Fibonacci Meets Apollonius A Fibonacci Spiral Regular Pentagons Trigonometric Formulas for Fn[/i] Regular Decagon Fifth Roots of Unity A Pentagonal Arch Regular Icosahedron and Dodecahedron Golden Ellipse Golden Hyperbola Continued Fractions Finite Continued Fractions Convergents of a Continued Fraction Infinite Continued Fractions A Nonlinear Diophantine Equation Fibonacci Matrices The [i]Q-Matrix Eigenvalues of Qn Fibonacci and Lucas Vectors An Intriguing Fibonacci Matrix An Infinite-Dimensional Lucas Matrix An Infinite-Dimensional Gibonacci Matrix The Lambda Function Graph-theoretic Models I A Graph-theoretic Model for Fibonacci Numbers Byproducts of the Combinatorial Models Summation Formulas Fibonacci Determinants An Application to Graph Theory The Singularity of Fibonacci Matrices Fibonacci and Analytic Geometry Fibonacci and Lucas Congruences Fibonacci Numbers Ending in Zero Lucas Numbers Ending in Zero Additional Congruences Lucas Squares Fibonacci Squares A Generalized Fibonacci Congruence Fibonacci and Lucas Periodicities Lucas Squares Revisited Periodicities Modulo 10n Fibonacci and Lucas Series A Fibonacci Series A Lucas Series Fibonacci and Lucas Series Revisited A Fibonacci Power Series Gibonacci Series Additional Fibonacci Series Weighted Fibonacci and Lucas Sums Weighted Sums Gauthier’s Differential Method Fibonometry I Golden Ratio and Inverse Trigonometric Functions Golden Triangle Revisited Golden Weaves Additional Fibonometric Bridges Fibonacci and Lucas Factorizations Completeness Theorems Completeness Theorem Egyptian Algorithm for Multiplication The Knapsack Problem The Knapsack Problem Fibonacci and Lucas Subscripts Fibonacci and Lucas Subscripts Gibonacci Subscripts A Recursive Definition of Yn Fibonacci and the Complex Plane Gaussian Numbers Gaussian Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers Analytic Extensions Appendix Fundamentals The First 100 Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers The First 100 Fibonacci Numbers and Their Prime Factorizations The First 100 Lucas Numbers and Their Prime Factorizations Abbreviations Solutions to Odd-Numbered Exercises Index
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