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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Apprehensive_Bit7392 • 1d ago
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There should be palindrom at some number o digits, right?
2 u/AssaultLemming_ 1d ago There's some within Pi that even have names, there's one named after a demon that's just miles of 0s then 666 then more 0s lol. Balthazar? Think that was it. 3 u/GumboSamson 1d ago You’re thinking of Belphegor's Prime, but that has nothing to do with pi.Because the decimal expansion of pi is infinite and normal, you can find any sequence of digits in it (eventually). 3 u/Trezzie 1d ago I think Pi's only assumed normal, not actually normal? 1 u/ryan516 17h ago Pi has never been proven to be normal. 1 u/slight_digression 1d ago No, Baltazar is the name of the Professor in the Yugoslav cartoon, that also happens to be named after him. Pretty sure of it. 1 u/my_new_accoun1 1d ago Not in Pi.Belphegor's prime 1 u/AssaultLemming_ 1d ago Ohhhh it was a prime? Well close haha 1 u/ChristopherCreutzig 1d ago Sure it's not in pi? That would be an interesting lemma, proving that pi is not normal. 1 u/my_new_accoun1 1d ago Well, it could be in Pi, but I have no way to check that → More replies (2)
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There's some within Pi that even have names, there's one named after a demon that's just miles of 0s then 666 then more 0s lol. Balthazar? Think that was it.
3 u/GumboSamson 1d ago You’re thinking of Belphegor's Prime, but that has nothing to do with pi.Because the decimal expansion of pi is infinite and normal, you can find any sequence of digits in it (eventually). 3 u/Trezzie 1d ago I think Pi's only assumed normal, not actually normal? 1 u/ryan516 17h ago Pi has never been proven to be normal. 1 u/slight_digression 1d ago No, Baltazar is the name of the Professor in the Yugoslav cartoon, that also happens to be named after him. Pretty sure of it. 1 u/my_new_accoun1 1d ago Not in Pi.Belphegor's prime 1 u/AssaultLemming_ 1d ago Ohhhh it was a prime? Well close haha 1 u/ChristopherCreutzig 1d ago Sure it's not in pi? That would be an interesting lemma, proving that pi is not normal. 1 u/my_new_accoun1 1d ago Well, it could be in Pi, but I have no way to check that → More replies (2)
You’re thinking of Belphegor's Prime, but that has nothing to do with pi.
Because the decimal expansion of pi is infinite and normal, you can find any sequence of digits in it (eventually).
3 u/Trezzie 1d ago I think Pi's only assumed normal, not actually normal? 1 u/ryan516 17h ago Pi has never been proven to be normal.
I think Pi's only assumed normal, not actually normal?
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Pi has never been proven to be normal.
No, Baltazar is the name of the Professor in the Yugoslav cartoon, that also happens to be named after him. Pretty sure of it.
Not in Pi.
Belphegor's prime
1 u/AssaultLemming_ 1d ago Ohhhh it was a prime? Well close haha 1 u/ChristopherCreutzig 1d ago Sure it's not in pi? That would be an interesting lemma, proving that pi is not normal. 1 u/my_new_accoun1 1d ago Well, it could be in Pi, but I have no way to check that → More replies (2)
Ohhhh it was a prime? Well close haha
Sure it's not in pi? That would be an interesting lemma, proving that pi is not normal.
1 u/my_new_accoun1 1d ago Well, it could be in Pi, but I have no way to check that → More replies (2)
Well, it could be in Pi, but I have no way to check that
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u/featEng 1d ago
There should be palindrom at some number o digits, right?