Re:Pi calculation world record with over 202T digits
by n2d4 on Monday July 15, 2024 @11:40AM
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Not necessarily. The number 1.01001000100001000001... never repeats itself, yet most other numbers can never be found in it.
A number that contains all other numbers infinitely many times (uniformly) would be called normal, but no one has managed to prove this for pi yet. In fact, no one even managed to prove that pi doesn't contain only 0s and 1s like the above after the X-th digit.
A number that contains all other numbers infinitely many times (uniformly) would be called normal, but no one has managed to prove this for pi yet. In fact, no one even managed to prove that pi doesn't contain only 0s and 1s like the above after the X-th digit.