Subsequences and Divisibility by Powers of the Fibonacci Numbers
Abstract
Let Fn be the nth Fibonacci number. Let m, n be positive integers. Define a sequence (G(k,n,m))k≥ 1 by G(1,n,m) = Fmn, and G(k+1,n,m) = FnG(k,n,m) for all k≥ 1. We show that Fnk+m-1 G(k,n,m) for all k, m, n∈ N. Then we calculate G(k,n,m)Fnk+m-1Fn.
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