scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1486508
The Morgan-Voyce numbers are defined by the recurrence \(B_{n+2}= 3B_{n+1}- B_n\), where \(B_0=0\), \(B_1=1\) (then \(B_n\) is the Fibonacci number \(F_{2n}\)). The author proves that every positive integer \(N\) has a unique representation \(N=\sum_i \alpha_i B_i\) \((i\geq 1)\) with coefficients \(\alpha_i\in \{0,1, 2\}\), where two successive values \(\alpha_i\), \(\alpha_{i+1}\) cannot be 2. He also considers representations of integers by analogous numbers determined by the recurrence with other initial conditions (resulting in \(F_{2n-1}\), \(L_{2n}\), \(L_{2n-1}\), where \(L_n\) is the \(n\)th Lucas number), and sums of these numbers.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2166147
- Uniqueness of polynomial canonical representations
- A note on unique representation bases for the integers
- Uniqueness and topological properties of number representation
- The uniqueness theorem for finite φ- representations of algebras
- A problem on unique representation bases
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3399331
- Uniqueness of the algebraic multiplicity
- Essentially unique representations by certain ternary quadratic forms
- Sets of uniqueness for classes of Vilenkin series
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