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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3746-73D; Art and Culture Applications; Augmented Reality; Communication Support Applications; Navigation; Prod

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Peter Andersen,Lars QvortrupContains state-of-the-art research material on virtual inhabited 3D worlds.Includes supplementary material:

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every real root is contained in some interval. This process is of interest because, according to Fourier, it constitutes the first step involved in the computation of real roots, the second step being the approximation of these roots to any desired degree of accuracy.

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Jens Haase,Peter Musaeus,Egil Boisenandom surface models are introduced. Their common mean-field theory is briefly described. The so-called planar random surface — (or Nambu-Goto string-) model, a surface analogue of Brownian motion, is studied in more detail and shown to exhibit mean-field behaviour in all dimensions.

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Introduction on applications (trains, ships, toys, urban planning, brain surgery, design and production, and educational material); but it also took an unexpected turn, partly because half of the chapters are about augmented reality and partly because the concept of a ., originally proposed by Daniel May, turned out to be useful in a number of chapters.

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pplications. These papers have been selected after a careful review by well known referee‘s in the field, and they range from elementary number theory to probability and statistics. The Fibonacci numbers are their unifying bond. It is anticipated that this book will be useful to research workers and

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Peter B?gh Andersen,Lars Qvortrupd, then . is represented uniquely by Zeckendorf’s theorem. For . = .. - 1, the Zeckendorf representation is the only possible representation using distinct Fibonacci numbers; Carlitz [2] and Klarner [3] both proved that .(.. - 1) = 1, . = 2, 3, 4, … V. E. Hoggatt, Jr., conjectured that if .. is a se