pi in complex numbers

#1 Publicado: 28/10/2018 17:23:03

Kriss

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Hi,
This is maybe not a bug but it doesn't look very well.

Result should be pure real 1

I understand why this happen and wonder if that fixable

Regards
Kriss

#2 Publicado: 28/10/2018 21:32:30

Jean Giraud

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Wrote
Result should be pure real 1

I understand why this happen and wonder if that fixable

1. your expression is incorrect: Euler 'e' is a number
2. as it should be '1' but not computable it displays complex.
3. often, annoying but |abs| makes it computed.
4. some ancient MainFrames still have pi in numerical values [XXX decimals]
5. Advanced computing machinery use "Simon Plouffle".
6. NOT a bug: just a fact not yet fixable [expect more from Smath Geeks].

#3 Publicado: 28/10/2018 21:46:08

Jean Giraud

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The search for 'pi' exhausted great Mathematicians [Legendre ...] not to avail.
The proof to 'pi' by isoperimetres dates back to 1813 by French Geometre "Schwab"
Simon Plouffe limit of 'n = infinity'

#4 Publicado: 29/10/2018 3:52:56

Alvaro

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Hi Kriss. You're right. It's a shame that the result isn't exact.

This was call the most beautiful equation, because relates the most important numbers in the history, which came from different disciplines: calculus, geometry, complexes and natural numbers.

Best regards.
Alvaro.

#5 Publicado: 29/10/2018 11:40:50

Jean Giraud

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