Matrices of Fibonacci Numbers
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Authors:Nand Kishor Kumar1, Suresh Kumar Sahani2
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This paper describes the matrix representation of Fibonacci numbers. The interaction between number theory and linear algebra is emphasized by the study of Fibonacci numbers using matrices. This viewpoint not only makes calculation easier, but it also reveals the sequence's underlying structural characteristics.
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