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تسجيل مستخدم جديدApproximation Results for alpha-Rosen Fractions
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In this article we generalize Borels classical approximation results for the regular continued fraction expansion to the alpha-Rosen fraction expansion, using a geometric method. We give a Haas-Series-type result about all possible good approximations for the alpha for which the Legendre constant is larger than the Hurwitz constant.
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