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      Accelerations of generalized Fibonacci sequences

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          In this paper we study how to accelerate the convergence of the ratios (x_n) of generalized Fibonacci sequences. In particular, we provide recurrent formulas in order to generate subsequences (x_{g_n}) for every linear recurrent sequence (g_n) of order 2. Using these formulas we prove that some approximation methods, as secant, Newton, Halley and Householder methods, can generate subsequences of (x_n). Moreover, interesting properties on Fibonacci numbers arise as an application. Finally, we apply all the results to the convergents of a particular continued fraction which represents quadratic irrationalities.

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                2013-01-15
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                1301.3477
                88d8d648-7407-428b-bb32-3a1f749851be

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                Fibonacci Quarterly, Vol. 49, p. 255-266, 2011
                math.NT

                Number theory
                Number theory

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