Os números híbridos de Leonardo
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X63773Keywords:
Números híbridos, sequência de Leonardo, número híbrido de Leonardo, identidades.Abstract
No presente trabalho apresentamos um estudo sobre a hibridização da sequência de Leonardo, a partir dos resultados obtidos sobre
esta sequência apresentado por Catarino (2019) e sobre o conjunto dos números híbridos, apresentado por Özdemir (2018). Ao
longo do texto discutimos a hibridização da sequência de Leonardo apresentando definições, teoremas, propriedades, proposições
e identidades com o intuito de apresentar novos resultados relacionados a sequência de Leonardo. E ainda, apresentaremos, uma relação entre os números híbridos de Leonardo com os números híbridos de Fibonacci e, a partir desta relação, exibiremos três identidades clássicas vinculadas a esta sequência híbrida de Leonardo, que são as identidades de: Catalan, Cassini e d’Ocagne.
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