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All-one continued fraction and Fibonacci ratios

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Number theory Diophantine approximation Continued fraction Positive generalized continued fraction Convergence of a positive simple continued fraction
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If every aj​=bj​=1, then pn​=Fn+2​ and qn​=Fn+1​. Binet's formula
Fn​=5​ϕn−ψn​,ϕ=21+5​​,ψ=−ϕ−1,
(1)
shows that the convergents tend to ϕ and gives sharp scaled errors through Fn+1​−ϕFn​=ψn.

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