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| Author(s) | Vernescu, Andrei |
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A Characterization of the Golden Section, or of the Constant of Fibonacci
Andrei Vernescu
Abstract
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creative_2004_13_027_030We prove the converse implication, i.e. if a number A admits the both representations x(a) and y(b) with the same parameter a = b, then it results obviously that a = b = 1 and A = x(1) = y(1) = α.
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