Split complex bi-periodic Fibonacci and Lucas numbers

Abstract

The initial idea of this paper is to investigate the split complex bi-periodic Fibonacci and Lucas numbers by using SCFLN now on. We try to show some properties of SCFLN by taking into account the properties of the split complex numbers. Then, we present interesting relationships between SCFLN.

Keywords

• bi-periodic Fibonacci number
• bi-periodic Lucas number
• generalized Fibonacci number
• split complex number

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