On Ledin and Brousseau's summation problems
Kunle Adegoke

TL;DR
This paper introduces recursive and polynomial methods for evaluating Fibonacci, Lucas, and general second-order sequence sums involving powers and shifts, extending classical results to broader sequences with explicit formulas.
Contribution
It develops new recursive schemes and polynomial expressions for sums of Fibonacci, Lucas, and Horadam sequences, generalizing previous summation formulas to arbitrary second-order sequences.
Findings
Derived recursive schemes for Fibonacci and Lucas sums
Established polynomial forms for Horadam sequence sums
Extended formulas to sequences with arbitrary parameters
Abstract
We develop a recursive scheme, as well as polynomial forms (polynomials in of degree ), for the evaluation of Ledin and Brousseau's Fibonacci sums of the form , for non-negative integers and and arbitrary integer ; and being the Fibonacci and Lucas numbers. We also extend the study to a general second order sequence by establishing a recursive procedure to determine where is the Horadam sequence defined by where , , and are arbitrary complex numbers, with and . An explicit polynomial form for and more generally for the sum , where…
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Advanced Mathematical Identities · Fractal and DNA sequence analysis
