256th Number in the Lucas Number Sequence = 229265413057075367692743352179590077832064383222590237 In general, the nth term is given by f(n-1)+f(n-2) To understand this sequence and how it differs from the Fibonacci series, you might find it useful to read the Lucas Sequence tutorial over here. |
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