For people who's first/last name letters fall within a band of ten consequitive letters of the alphabet (any alphabet, despite its origins Pi is surely multi-li

For people who's first/last name letters fall within a band of ten consequitive letters of the alphabet (any alphabet, despite its origins Pi is surely multi-lingual), one can use the same algorithm to find themselves somewhere in Pi. For the rest of us it is a bit trickier but should still work: use two consequtive digits (00-99) and a modulo function that loops over an alphabet (and possibly discards some padded values as not having a map to a letter).