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Generalised Fibonacci manifolds

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Fibonacci manifolds have a hyperbolic structure which may be defined via Fibonacci numbers. Using related sequences of Lucas numbers, other 3-manifolds are constructed, their geometric structures determined, and a curious relationship between the homology and the invariant trace-field examined.

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Maclachlan, C., Reid, A.W. Generalised Fibonacci manifolds. Transformation Groups 2, 165–182 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01235939

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