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arXiv · 2204.00234

Periodicity of power Fibonacci sequences modulus a Fibonacci number

Abstract

Let ${\mathcal F}=(F_i:i\ge 0)$ be the sequence of Fibonacci numbers, and $j$ and $e$ be non negative integers. We study the periodicity of the power Fibonacci sequences ${\mathcal F}^e(F_j)=(F_i^e\pmod{F_j}: i\ge 0)$. It is shown that for every $j,e\ge 1$ the sequence ${\mathcal F}^e(F_j)$ is periodic and its periodicity is computed. The result was previously known for ${\mathcal F}(F_j)$; that is, for $e=1$. For $e\in \{1, 2\}$, the values of the normalized residues $ρ_i\equiv F_i^e\pmod{F_j}$ with $0\le ρ_i<F_j-1$ are obtained.

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Josep M. Brunat, Joan-C. Lario. 2022-04-01. Periodicity of power Fibonacci sequences modulus a Fibonacci number. https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.00234

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