A Tribonacci quasigeometric sequence (TQGS) is an integer sequence constrained simultaneously by the exact third-order recurrence and nearest-integer multiplication by the Tribonacci constant τ. The framework introduced here is defined by
,
,
. Writing
gives the exact discrepancy propagation law
,
.These relations establish the basic TQGS
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