Continued fraction for positive integer
It is known that
for any
nonnegative integer k.
When k=0 in particular,
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With some complicated induction(proof is omitted), we finally have
that is the same
as above
and in general
in special form
for any positive integer k.
This holds for small positive integers. For large integer, it may deviate a lot.
If we use the nearest integer kf to k, we can calculate decimal as well. That is,
in special form
where kf is the nearest integer to k.
We here expand kf and adjust it by multiplying k/kf to the first numerator.