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20. References And Other Links On Fibonacci And The Golden Section WWW ACCESS Indiana s K12 Teaching and Learning Center has an excellent page Book fibonacci Fun Fascinating activities with Intriguing numbers Trudi http://www.mcs.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibrefs.html

Further sources of Information on Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Section This is a page of WWW links to other sites on Fibonacci numbers and the Golden section in general, together with a list of useful books and articles that are recommended for further reading. Contents of This Page Other WWW pages on Fibonacci and his series There is much on the Web still to explore if these pages have sparked your interest in the Fibonacci numbers, Phi and the Golden string. Here are some suggestions for you to explore. Books and other Articles Books for teachers and for the interested general reader. Current research and speculations Some links on the more speculative applications of Fibonacci and Phi, or work in progress, for your perusal. What do you think? More Other WWW pages on Fibonacci and his series About Fibonacci himself ( St Andrews University Dawson Merrill's Fibonacci and Phi links page is really excellent. I highly recommend it! ACCESS Indiana's K-12 Teaching and Learning Center has an excellent page Fibonacci, Golden section, Art and Music links

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