Golden-section quasigeometric sequences possess a Z-class whose admissible same-parity pairs generate an ordered midway-index word. For the rth occurrence of the recurrent transition subword (8, 11, 9), let (ar, br), (cr, dr), and (er, fr) denote the three consecutive admissible same-parity Z-class pairs corresponding respectively to the indices 8, 11, and 9. Here ar, cr, and er are the lower endpoints, while br, dr, and fr are the corresponding upper endpoints. Their midpoints are
,
, and
. The transition matrix is
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