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I don't believe just being transcendental is sufficient for that property. E.g. I can't imagine that pi with all the '1' digits replaced by '2' isn't transcend
by Scarblac 5y ago
I don't believe just being transcendental is sufficient for that property.
E.g. I can't imagine that pi with all the '1' digits replaced by '2' isn't transcendental, but it clearly doesn't contain every sequence of digits.
I think you mean normal numbers.
- cs702 5y agoYou're right: normal, not transcendental. IIRC, most real numbers are normal, and many important transcendental numbers are thought to be (but have not been proven to be) normal. I edited my comment. Thank you for the correction!
- amelius 5y ago> most real numbers are normal Which means that most real numbers violate all present and future copyrights.