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As explained in my previous research note on
Fibonacci Numbers
, if a Fibonacci Series is represented by:
ƒ(n + 2) = ƒ(n + 1) + ƒ(n)
Then, another interesting spin can be added by using this formula:
ƒ(n + 2) = ± ƒ(n + 1) ± ƒ(n)
The sign makes the sequence very unpredictable. This is a
"Random Fibonacci Series"
.
For a long time, this particular
version
of the fibonacci sequence was not considered to be of as much importance as the generic fibonacci sequence itself. But, recently mathematicians have been able to calculate the
lim (n
®¥)
of the random fibonacci sequence with probability of the sign being Binomially Distributed with p = 1/2.
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Prof. Ashay Dharwadker