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This doesn't prove that the number in the edited example isn't simply normal in a base b for some b.
by ecesena 11y ago
This doesn't prove that the number in the edited example isn't simply normal in a base b for some b.
- danbruc 11y agoI am not sure if I get your point. The number is simply normal in base 10 but is not simply normal in base 10¹⁰. And that is what Retr0spectrum asked with simply normal replaced with just normal, i.e. for a number that is normal in at least one base but not normal in at least one other base.
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- amadvance 11y agoThat number is rational, and all rational numbers are not normal.
- Fargren 11y agoBut they can be simply normal. It's a much weaker property.