AbstractA rational number pq is said to be written in Egyptian form if it is presented as a sum of reciprocals of distinct positive integers, n1, n2,…, nk. The new algorithm here presented is based on the continued fraction expansion of the original fraction. It has the advantage of relatively short length, while keeping the ni below the very reasonable bound of q2. This method also ties in the best lower approximations to pq with the sub-sums of the Egyptian expansion. Because it is based on the continued fraction the method is extendable to irrational numbers
In this note we prove directly that Golomb’s method and the continued fraction method are essential...
AbstractIn this note we introduce a new algorithm to compute the continued fraction of a real number...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 63-64)Following is my thesis submitted in partial satisfa...
AbstractA rational number pq is said to be written in Egyptian form if it is presented as a sum of r...
AbstractAn algorithm which yields a short Egyptian fraction expansion in which the denominators stay...
Abstract: We propose a new twodimensional generalization of the algorithm for expansion of...
AbstractWe show that for large N every rational number aN ∈]0, 1[ has an egyptian fraction expansion...
An increasing sequence $(x_i)_{i=1}^n$ of positive integers is an $n$-term Egyptian underapproximati...
The ancient Egyptians used a number system based on unit fractions, i.e. fractions with one in the n...
An Egyptian fraction is the sum of unit fractions , usually distinct. For example, the Egyptian frac...
Rational approximations to real numbers have been used from ancient times, either for convenience in...
Rational approximations to real numbers have been used from ancient times, either for convenience in...
A paraîtreInternational audienceA new method for representing positive integers and real numbers in ...
Rational approximations to real numbers have been used from ancient times, either for convenience in...
In ancient Egypt, fractions were represented as the sum of inverses to natural numbers. Processing f...
In this note we prove directly that Golomb’s method and the continued fraction method are essential...
AbstractIn this note we introduce a new algorithm to compute the continued fraction of a real number...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 63-64)Following is my thesis submitted in partial satisfa...
AbstractA rational number pq is said to be written in Egyptian form if it is presented as a sum of r...
AbstractAn algorithm which yields a short Egyptian fraction expansion in which the denominators stay...
Abstract: We propose a new twodimensional generalization of the algorithm for expansion of...
AbstractWe show that for large N every rational number aN ∈]0, 1[ has an egyptian fraction expansion...
An increasing sequence $(x_i)_{i=1}^n$ of positive integers is an $n$-term Egyptian underapproximati...
The ancient Egyptians used a number system based on unit fractions, i.e. fractions with one in the n...
An Egyptian fraction is the sum of unit fractions , usually distinct. For example, the Egyptian frac...
Rational approximations to real numbers have been used from ancient times, either for convenience in...
Rational approximations to real numbers have been used from ancient times, either for convenience in...
A paraîtreInternational audienceA new method for representing positive integers and real numbers in ...
Rational approximations to real numbers have been used from ancient times, either for convenience in...
In ancient Egypt, fractions were represented as the sum of inverses to natural numbers. Processing f...
In this note we prove directly that Golomb’s method and the continued fraction method are essential...
AbstractIn this note we introduce a new algorithm to compute the continued fraction of a real number...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 63-64)Following is my thesis submitted in partial satisfa...