Demonstrates new identities and decompositions of integer constants in Ramanujan and Chudnovsky series, suggesting structured relationships among constants.
We examine the standard Zeckendorf expansions, with respect to the Lucas numbers, of the integer constants appearing in the classical 1/π series of Ramanujan and Chudnovsky. Our work yields four key, rigorously verified results: We prove a new identity for the sum of every third Lucas number, which provides a precise theoretical explanation for the structure of the Zeckendorf decomposition of the constant 1103. We show that the indices in the decomposition of 1103 form an arithmetic progression with a common difference of −3. We provide complete and verified standard Zeckendorf decompositions for all other constants in both the Ramanujan and Chudnovsky series. We identify a length-4 arithmetic progression within the decomposition of the constant 545140134, and explicitly distinguish these canonical decompositions from simpler algebraic identities, such as 128156 = 2(L₂₃ − 1). This paper is presented as a self-contained collection of observations, free from any external geometric or conjectural framework.
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