Fibonacci Sequence
The Fibonacci sequence is a simple yet powerful pattern in mathematics, where each term is the sum of the two before it. Though introduced to Europe by Leonardo Fibonacci in 1202, its roots trace back to ancient Indian mathematician Pingala, around 200 BC described a Fibonacci sequence.
This sequence is more than just numbers—it appears in nature, art, architecture, computer science, and finance, revealing the deep connection between mathematics and the real world. The Fibonacci sequence beautifully illustrates how a basic rule can generate endless complexity and harmony, making it one of the most fascinating and universal patterns in mathematics. It starts with 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144…
- In nature ( plant- leaves arrangements, petals, seeds , Animal • • patterns,Human anatomy,Galaxy)
- In Mathematics ( Number theory, Golden ratio, Algorithm analysis)
- In Computer science (Dynamic program designing, data structure (apple i phone structure), Java, C++, Python )
- In Art and Architecture ( Painting, Sculpture, and architecture )
- In Daily life & Design ( Spiral staircases, camera lens focusing system, smart phone designing)