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affiliation: University of Technology, School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Sydney, NSW, Australia

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2017
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Ray S. Melham:
Finite Reciprocal Sums of Products Involving Squares of Sines or Cosines With Arguments in Arithmetic Progression. Integers 17: A33 (2017)
2016
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Ray S. Melham:
Finite Reciprocal Sums in Which the Denominator of the Summand Contains Squares of Generalized Fibonacci Numbers. Integers 16: A4 (2016)
2015
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Ray S. Melham:
Reciprocal Series of Squares of Fibonacci Related Sequences with Subscripts in Arithmetic Progression. J. Integer Seq. 18(8): 15.8.7 (2015)
2014
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Ray S. Melham:
More on Finite Sums that Involve Reciprocals of Products of Generalized Fibonacci Numbers. Integers 14: A4 (2014)
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Ray S. Melham:
Finite Reciprocal Sums Involving Summands that are Balanced Products of Generalized Fibonacci Numbers. J. Integer Seq. 17(6): 14.6.5 (2014)
2013
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Ray S. Melham:
Finite Sums that Involve Reciprocals of Products of Generalized Fibonacci Numbers. Integers 13: A40 (2013)
2012
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Ray S. Melham:
On Finite Sums of Good and Shar that Involve Reciprocals of Fibonacci Numbers. Integers 12: A61 (2012)
2011
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Ray S. Melham:
On Product Difference Fibonacci Identities. Integers 11: A10 (2011)
2010
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Ray S. Melham:
Analogues of Jacobi's Two-Square Theorem: An Informal Account. Integers 10: A8 (2010)

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