Number Theory

    

Pi and Golden Number: not Random Occurrences of the Ten Digits.

Authors: BOULAY Jean-Yves

This paper demonstrates that the order of first appearance of the ten digits of the decimal system in the two most fundamental mathematical constants such as the number Pi and the Golden Number is not random but part of a arithmetical logic. This arithmetical logic is identical to Pi to its inverse and to the Golden Number. The same arithmetical phenomenon also operates in many other constants whose square roots of numbers 2, 3 and 5, the first three prime numbers.

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