Investigation of Determinants of Fibonacci-Hessenberg-Lorentz Matrices and Special Number Sequences

Ibrahim Gokcan; Ali Hikmet Deger

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Investigation of Determinants of Fibonacci-Hessenberg-Lorentz Matrices and Special Number Sequences

Ibrahim Gokcan·Ali Hikmet Deger

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The research aims to construct a new type of matrix called the Fibonacci-Hessenberg-Lorentz matrix by multiplying Fibonacci-Hessenberg matrices with Lorentz matrix multiplication. The study will start by examining the properties of Hessenberg and tridiagonal matrices and then focus on developing the Fibonacci-Hessenberg matrix using Fibonacci sequences. By multiplication it with a Lorentz matrix multiplication, the resulting matrix, the Fibonacci-Hessenberg-Lorentz matrix, will be analyzed to obtain special number sequences through its determinants for n>=1. The primary objective is to explore whether the determinants of these matrices can generate new or known number sequences, where the elements are expressed as functions of the matrix parameters. Furthermore, the research will attempt to generalize these sequences of using Fibonacci numbers to establish a generalized formula for their terms. Ultimately, the goal is to derive a mathematical representation that connects the characteristics of the newly defined matrices to well-known special sequences in mathematics.

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Ibrahim Gokcan, Ali Hikmet Deger. 2024-10-30. Investigation of Determinants of Fibonacci-Hessenberg-Lorentz Matrices and Special Number Sequences. https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.22915

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