n terms of a linear combination of
The coefficients of those Lucas numbers seem to appear naturally in the
matrix setting
.
(子葉さん has provided a proof in the comments based on his nice computations in a
previous article
)
Let
If we define the coefficients
then the following identity holds
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3 | | | |
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