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1. Introduction
- Edson Yayenie whose first studied bi-periodic sequences based on Fibonacci numbers [24], defined bi-periodic Fibonacci sequences indicated by which is defined aswith the initial conditions and where a and b are nonzero real numbers.
- Catarino and Spreafico [25] defined bi-periodic Leonardo sequences denoted by which is defined aswith the initial conditions and where a and b are nonzero real numbers.
- Costa et al. [26] defined bi-periodic Eduard and Eduard-Lucas sequences denoted by and respecitively, which are defined aswith the initial conditions and andwith the initial conditions and where a and b are nonzero real numbers.
- Edson et al. [27] defined k-Periodic Fibonacci Sequence aswith the initial condition
2. Tri–Periodic Fibonacci Numbers and Tri–periodic Leonardo Numbers
- (a)
- (b)
- (a)
- For (mod 3)where
- (b)
- For (mod 3)where
- (c)
- For (mod 3)where
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