2006
DOI: 10.2989/16073600609486174
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Continued fractions and the geometric decomposition of modular transformations

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“…This is not entirely new. For relations between continued fractions and the modular group we refer to Series [15] and Hockman [9]; indeed most of their methods apply to the CalkinWilf iteration, too.…”
Section: The Calkin-wilf Matrix Iterationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is not entirely new. For relations between continued fractions and the modular group we refer to Series [15] and Hockman [9]; indeed most of their methods apply to the CalkinWilf iteration, too.…”
Section: The Calkin-wilf Matrix Iterationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The purpose of this note is to show that all three sequences can be constructed (left-to-right) using almost identical recurrence relations. The Stern-Brocot (S-B) and Calkin-Wilf (C-W) sequences give rise to complete binary trees related to the following rules: These trees have many beautiful algebraic, combinatorial, computational, and geometric properties [2,5,4]. Well-written introductions to the S-B tree and Farey sequences can be found in [3], and to the C-W tree in [2].…”
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