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Reversal identity for a finite continued fraction
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Diophantine approximation
Continued fraction
Continued fraction convergent
Continued-fraction matrix
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Because each
matrix
M
(
a
)
=
(
a
1
1
0
)
is symmetric, reversing the partial
quotients
transposes
their product. If the convergents of
[
a
0
,
…
,
a
n
]
are
p
j
/
q
j
, then the last two convergents of
[
a
n
,
…
,
a
0
]
are
p
n
−
1
p
n
and
q
n
−
1
q
n
.
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Continued-fraction matrix
Continued fraction convergent
Continued fraction
Diophantine approximation
Number theory
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2019
/
ii
/
Paper 4
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11I
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c
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