Silver rectangle and its sequence |
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It can be observed
that the side of a square equals the sum between two times the immediately
preceding and the one before that. |
Ratio of two consecutive numbers of the
sequence tends to the relationship between major and minor side of the
silvery rectangle |
Start of rectangles identified by square building with sides according to the silver sequence |
Shortly after the result is confused with the silver rectangle to which it tends |
packing and unpacking |