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%I A100581
%S A100581 0,1,0,1,1,3,4,7,11,18,29,47,75,123,197,321,514,836,1343,2181,3508,5692,
%T A100581 9167,14865,23959,38838,62635,101503,163773,265344,428291,693791,
%U A100581 1120191,1814345,2930173,4745365,7665395,12412755,20054413,32471888
%N A100581 Male of (1/(n+1), n/(1+n)) pair function used to get a dual population 
               Fibonacci.
%C A100581 These are rational functions and to get an integer popoulation a Floor[] 
               function is necessary.(* if the Fibonacci is a rabbit population, 
               thn it has male and femal components*) (* in this case the gfib ( 
               female) population is always larger or the same*) (* natural birth 
               rate has the female popoulation slightly larger than the male in 
               many mammals*) (* ratios of both populations still approach the golden 
               mean*)
%F A100581 f[n_]:=(1/(n+1))^mod[n, 2]*(n/(n+1))^(1-mod[n, 2]) fib[n_Integer?Positive] 
               :=fib[n] =fib[n-1]+fib[n-2] fib[0]=0;fib[1] = 1; ffib[n_Integer?Positive] 
               :=ffib[n] =ffib[n-1]*f[n-1]+ffib[n-2]*f[n-2] ffib[0]=0;ffib[1] = 
               1; a(n) = Floor[ffib[n]*fib[n]]
%Y A100581 Sequence in context: A060962 A069950 A147869 this_sequence A093090 A000204 
               A075193
%Y A100581 Adjacent sequences: A100578 A100579 A100580 this_sequence A100582 A100583 
               A100584
%K A100581 nonn,uned
%O A100581 0,6
%A A100581 Roger L. Bagula (rlbagulatftn(AT)yahoo.com), Nov 29 2004

    
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