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Carsten Elsner, Shun Shimomura, Iekata Shiokawa (2007)
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To date, many identities of different quaternions, including the Fibonacci and Lucas quaternions, have been investigated. In this study, we present Gelin-Cesáro identities for Fibonacci and Lucas quaternions. The identities are a worthy addition to the literature. Moreover, we give Catalan's identity for the Lucas quaternions.