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Madeline Ceccia and Dr. Martin Bonsangue, Department of Mathematics, California State University, Fullerton, 800 N State College Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92831
The Fibonacci number sequence has been a source of fascination for both mathematicians and lay persons for hundreds of years. In this paper we look not at the Fibonacci numbers, but the numerical “negative space,” or gaps, between them. These Fibonacci Gaps are based on the number of natural numbers between two successive Fibonacci numbers. We prove the relationship between the Fibonacci sequence and their related Fibonacci Gaps, and explore other mathematical relationships found in these gaps.
Presenter: Madeline Ceccia
Institution: California State University - Fullerton
Type: Poster
Subject: Mathematics
Status: Approved
