Let ξ be an irrational number with simple continued fraction expansion ξ = [a0;a1,··· ,ai,···] and pi be its ith convergent. Let Ci be de?ned by ξ ? pi = (?1)i/(Ciqiqi ). The qi qi +1 ...Let ξ be an irrational number with simple continued fraction expansion ξ = [a0;a1,··· ,ai,···] and pi be its ith convergent. Let Ci be de?ned by ξ ? pi = (?1)i/(Ciqiqi ). The qi qi +1 author proves the following theorem: Theorem. Let r > 1,R > 1 be two real numbers and q L = 1 + 1 + anan rR, K = 1 L + L2 ? 4 . r?1 R?1 +1 2 (r?1)(R?1) Then (i) Cn < r, Cn < R imply Cn > K; ?2 ?1 (ii) Cn > r, Cn > R imply Cn < K. ?2 ?1 This theorem generalizes the main result in [1].展开更多
文摘Let ξ be an irrational number with simple continued fraction expansion ξ = [a0;a1,··· ,ai,···] and pi be its ith convergent. Let Ci be de?ned by ξ ? pi = (?1)i/(Ciqiqi ). The qi qi +1 author proves the following theorem: Theorem. Let r > 1,R > 1 be two real numbers and q L = 1 + 1 + anan rR, K = 1 L + L2 ? 4 . r?1 R?1 +1 2 (r?1)(R?1) Then (i) Cn < r, Cn < R imply Cn > K; ?2 ?1 (ii) Cn > r, Cn > R imply Cn < K. ?2 ?1 This theorem generalizes the main result in [1].
