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So we can say that
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in
special form
Recall that the following consecutive form
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in 0114. Now there is no b0 and a2,a4,a6, . . . are all ones. We get
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Thus
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In the same way, we have



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So we can say that
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in
special form
where there is some pattern except the first two terms. Applying the same rule in 0114
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and we get
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Thus
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