A remarkable fact is that this infinite product for 𝑒 wasn't discovered until 1980 by Nick Pippenger!
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Perhaps my favorite relationship between π & 𝑒 You can obtain an infinite product for 𝑒 from the famous Wallis product for πpic.twitter.com/siai0BjpQl
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My favorite is that pi=e
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Mine is pi > e, you can see the proof above.
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I love seeing your equations in my eye. I do not know most of the math. Most of the time, it does nothing to limit my joy.
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I'd love to see a proof for this. I was thinking Euler's formula at first but now I'm not sure
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1, e, 3, π ,4
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One of the Wallis product limit proofs is very interesting. It is the integration part from this Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallis_product …. Quite easy to understand and very fun!
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I don't get it for some reason. Does anyone have any source that can reduce my ingnorance?
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This is why I love maths
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