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Notes on generalized and extended Leonardo numbers
This paper both extends and generalizes recently published properties which have been developed by many authors for elements of the Leonardo sequence in the context of second-order recursive sequences. It does this by considering the difference equation properties of the homogeneous Fibonacci sequence and the non-homogeneous properties of their Leonardo sequence counterparts. This produces a number of new identities associated with a generalized Leonardo sequence and its associated algorithm, as well as some combinatorial results which lead into elegant properties of hyper-Fibonacci numbers in contrast to their ordinary Fibonacci number analogues, and as a convolution of Fibonacci and Leonardo numbers.