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No consecutive 1's (Posted on 2022-02-27)

In how many ways can n be written as the sum of positive integers with no consecutive 1's?

For example a(4)=5 because we have (4)=(1+3)=(2+2)=(3+1)=(1+2+1)

Prove the sequence defined by a(n).

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