Some Properties of Leonardo Numbers

In this paper, we consider the Leonardo numbers which is defined by Catarino and Borges. Using Binet's formula of this sequence, we obtain new identities of the Leonardo numbers. Also , we give relations among the Fibonacci, Lucas and Leonardo numbers. Finally, using the matrix representation of Leonardo numbers, we obtain some identities of Leonardo numbers.

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