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Yes but which one comes first?

The beauty of math is that it neither lives nor dies, but suffuses all of reality itself. Euler's identity was certainly true long before it was ever discovered.

I'm interested in what you found, actually

Very interesting question. I had a similar thought that has been clarified (though i still need confirmation): it must then be impossible to imagine a trigonal planar arrangement of the number line. It's simply one line, but there is no way to have two lines with less than 4 directions. Is...

What is the relationship between continued fractions for irrational numbers and how exactly does this differ from the continued fractions of transcendental numbers? Also wondering: transcendental functions (trig and log functions, infinite series): completely impossible to construct out of...