Fibonacci sequence
noun [ C usually singular ] mathematics specialized uk/fɪb.əˈnɑː.tʃi ˌsiː.kwəns/ us/fɪb.əˈnɑː.tʃi ˌsiː.kwəns/ (also Fibonacci series, /fɪb.əˈnɑː.tʃi ˌsɪə.riːz/ /fɪb.əˈnɑː.tʃi ˌsɪr.iːz/)
斐波纳契数列
a series of numbers in which each number is the sum (= total when added together) of the two numbers that come before it in the series, for example 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 ...
The artist works from the Fibonacci sequence in mathematics and the Golden Section in the fine arts. 这位艺术家从数学中的斐波纳契序列和美术中的黄金分割得到灵感进行创作。
The interstructure of the pentagon conforms to a Fibonacci series. 五边形的内部结构符合斐波纳契数列。
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- The pianist asserts that Debussy persistently applied the Fibonacci sequence to a number of his major works, most notably La Mer.
- In 1971 he began a series of photographs applying the Fibonacci series to social groupings.
- Made famous by the Italian mathematician Leonardo De Pisa, the Fibonacci series holds a Golden Ratio that is universally found in nature and used by architects, plastic surgeons, and many others.