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Applied Mathematics and Computation | 2003

3-Step Fibonacci series modulo m

Engin Özkan; Huseyin Aydin; Ramazan Dikici

We have proved two original theorem concerning Wall number of the the 3-step Fibonacci sequences. We give five conjectures concerning 3-step Fibonacci sequence. Furthermore, we also give a computer verification of those conjectures for the primes less than 5x10^5.


International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology | 2009

The effect of the 4MAT method (learning styles and brain hemispheres) of instruction on achievement in mathematics

Enver Tatar; Ramazan Dikici

The purpose of this study was to determine the efficiency of 4MAT method of instruction in which learning style and cerebral hemispheres are taken into account in teaching the binary operation and its properties in mathematics. The sample of this study comprised 58 ninth grade students in two separate classes in a high school. One of the classes was selected as the experimental group in which 4MAT method of instruction was used; and the other class was selected as the control group in which the traditional teaching was given, and this selection was performed randomly. The data have been obtained primarily from three scales, namely ‘mathematical knowledge test’, ‘mathematical attitude scale’ and ‘knowledge test on binary operation and its properties’. It has been determined that 4MAT method of instruction was more efficient than the traditional method in teaching of the binary operation subject in mathematics.


Applied Mathematics and Computation | 2003

An application of Fibonacci sequences in groups

Ramazan Dikici; Engin Özkan

In this work, we have proved that, for the 3-step general Fibonacci recurrence and any finite p-group of exponent p and nilpotency class 2, the length of a fundamental period of any loop satisfying the recurrence must divide the period of the ordinary 3-step general Fibonacci sequence in the field GF(p).


Archive | 1993

Wall and Vinson Revisited

Huseyin Aydin; Ramazan Dikici; Geoff C. Smith

Let G be a finite group. We define a family of recurrences, parameterized by natural numbers n, via equations


Applied Mathematics and Computation | 2004

General recurrences in finite p-groups

Ramazan Dikici


Applied Mathematics and Computation | 2003

Applications of Fibonacci sequences in a finite nilpotent group

Engin Özkan; Huseyin Aydin; Ramazan Dikici

{{x}_{i}} = {{x}_{{i - 1}}}{{x}_{{i - 2}}} \cdots {{x}_{{i - n}}}.


International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology | 2014

Examining prospective mathematics teachers’ proof processes for algebraic concepts

Gürsel Güler; Ramazan Dikici


Turkish Journal of Mathematics | 1997

Fibonacci Sequences in Finite Nilpotent Groups

Ramazan Dikici; Geoff C. Smith

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Archive | 1995

Recurrences in finite groups

Ramazan Dikici; Gillian Crampton Smith

We have proved that, for the 2-step general Fibonacci sequence and any finite p-group of exponent p and nilpotency class 3, the length of a fundamental period of any loop constructed by any two generating elements is the same as the period of the ordinary 2-step Fibonacci sequence in the field GF(p).


Tamkang Journal of Mathematics | 2013

ON SOME HERMITE-HADAMARD TYPE INEQUALITIES FOR TWICE DIFFERENTIABLE MAPPINGS AND APPLICATIONS

U. S. Kirmaci; Ramazan Dikici

We have proved two original theorem concerning Wall number of the the three-step Fibonacci sequences constructed by three elements of any finite p-group of exponent p and nilpotency class 4.

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