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Bivariate Variations of Fibonacci and Narayana Sequences and Universal Codes

Çağla ÇELEMOĞLU
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105–122
Publication Date
2022-12-31
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We then showed in tables these codes for 1≤k≤100, u=-1,-2,…,-20, and v=-2,-3,…,-21 (u and v are consecutive, v

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, we worked on the third-order bivariate variant of the Fibonacci universal code and the second-order bivariate variant of the Narayana universal code, depending on two negative integer variables u and v.
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Key Findings & Data:In this study, we worked on the third-order bivariate variant of the Fibonacci universal code and the second-order bivariate variant of the Narayana universal code, depending on two negative integer variables u and v.
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Conclusion & Impact:We then showed in tables these codes for 1≤k≤100, u=-1,-2,…,-20, and v=-2,-3,…,-21 (u and v are consecutive, v
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⚙️Variables:Fibonacci sequence · Narayana sequence · cryptography

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In this study, we worked on the third-order bivariate variant of the Fibonacci universal code and the second-order bivariate variant of the Narayana universal code, depending on two negative integer variables u and v. We then showed in tables these codes for 1≤k≤100, u=-1,-2,…,-20, and v=-2,-3,…,-21 (u and v are consecutive, v

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ÇELEMOĞLU, Ç. (2022). Bivariate Variations of Fibonacci and Narayana Sequences and Universal Codes. Journal of New Theory, Sayı: 41, 105–122. https://ajindex.com/articles/860585

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