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On Some Connections Between Suborbital Graphs and Special Sequences

Ali Hikmet DEĞER
Ümmügülsün Akbaba
Tuğba TÜYLÜ
Pages
134–143
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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These types of vertices also give rise to specialcontinued fractions, hence from recurrence relations for continued fractions, values of these vertices and values ofthese special sequences were associated.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this work, we used the terms of identity alternate sequence and also the even terms of alternatesequences of Fibonacci and Lucas, the famous number sequences, to establish connections with the special vertexvalues of the paths of minimal length in the suborbital graphs.
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In this work, we used the terms of identity alternate sequence and also the even terms of alternatesequences of Fibonacci and Lucas, the famous number sequences, to establish connections with the special vertexvalues of the paths of minimal length in the suborbital graphs. These types of vertices also give rise to specialcontinued fractions, hence from recurrence relations for continued fractions, values of these vertices and values ofthese special sequences were associated.

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DEĞER, A. H., Akbaba, Ü., TÜYLÜ, T. (2022). On Some Connections Between Suborbital Graphs and Special Sequences. Turkish Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science, Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 10, 134–143. https://ajindex.com/articles/609177

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