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Doesn't the difference between just being irrational (e.g., sqrt(2)) and being transcendental (e.g., \pi, e) matter here?
by cabacon 15y ago
Doesn't the difference between just being irrational (e.g., sqrt(2)) and being transcendental (e.g., \pi, e) matter here?
- yequalsx 15y agoThe claim I responded to had to do with the randomness of the digits of a number. The person appeared to have the belief that irrational numbers have to have random digits. This isn't true. This isn't true for transcendental numbers either. The number I gave is transcendental but doesn't have random digits.