Francisco Régis Vieira Alves, P. Catarino, R. Vieira, Elen Viviani Pereira Spreafico
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Combinatorial approach on the recurrence sequences: An evolutionary historical discussion about numerical sequences and the notion of the board
The tradition of studies involving the combinatorial approach to recurring numerical sequences has accumulated a few decades of tradition, and several problems continue to attract the interest of mathematicians in several countries. This work specifically discusses the Fibonacci, Pell, and Jacobsthal sequences, focusing on Mersenne sequences. The often-used definition of board involves considering how to fill a specific regular surface -the board- with a limited quantity of regularly shaped tiles. On the other hand, an analogous problem can be generalized and exemplifies current research developments. Finally, the examples covered constitute unexpected ways of exploring visualization and other skills in mathematics teachers’ learning, consequently inspiring them for their teaching context.