Geometrization of the generalized Fibonacci numeration system with applications to number theory

Generalized Fibonacci numbers $ \{F ^ {(g)} i \}$ are defined by the recurrence relation
$$ F ^ {(g)} _ {i + 2} = g F ^ {(g)} _ {i + 1} + F ^ {(g)} _ i $$
with the initial conditions $ F ^ {(g)} _ 0 = 1 $, $ F ^ {(g)} _ 1 = g $. These numbers generater representations of natural numbers as a greedy expansions
$$ n = \sum_ {i = 0} ^ {k} \varepsilon_i (n) F ^ {(g)} _ i, $$
with natural conditions on $ \varepsilon_i (n) $. In particular, when $ g = 1 $ we obtain the well-known Fibonacci numeration system. The expansions obtained by $ g> 1 $ are called representations of natural numbers in generalized Fibonacci numeration systems.
This paper is devoted to studying the sets $ \mathbb {F} ^ {(g)} (\varepsilon_0, \ldots, \varepsilon_ {l} ) $, consisting of natural numbers with a fixed end of their representation in the generalized Fibonacci numeration system. The main result is a following geometrization theorem that describe the sets $ \mathbb {F} ^ {(g)} (\varepsilon_0, \ldots, \varepsilon_ {l} ) $ in terms of the fractional parts of the form $ \{n \tau_g \} $, $ \tau_g = \frac {\sqrt {g ^ 2 +4} -g} {2} $. More precisely, for any admissible ending $ (\varepsilon_0, \ldots, \varepsilon_ {l} ) $ there exist effectively computable $ a, b \in \mathbb {Z} $ such that $ n \in \mathbb {F} ^ {(g)} (\varepsilon_0, \ldots, \varepsilon_ {l} ) $ if and only if the fractional part $ \{(n + 1) \tau_g \} $ belongs to the segment $ [\{-a \tau_g \}; \{- b \tau_g \} ] $. Earlier, a similar theorem was proved by authors in the case of classical Fibonacci numeration system.
As an application some analogues of classic number-theoretic problems for the sets $ \mathbb {F} ^ {(g)} (\varepsilon_0, \ldots, \varepsilon_ {l} ) $ are considered. In particular asymptotic formulaes for the quantity of numbers from considered sets belonging to a given arithmetic progression, for the number of primes from considered sets, for the number of representations of a natural number as a sum of a predetermined number of summands from considered sets, and for the number of solutions of Lagrange, Goldbach and Hua Loken problem in the numbers of from considered sets are established.
Bibliography: 33 titles.