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- Homework Statement
- Show that every finite sequence of digits is contained within the Copeland-Erdős number
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- Show that every finite sequence of digits is contained within the Copeland-Erdős number
The Copeland-Erdős number is formed by writing prime numbers consecutively, one after the other. So ##0,2357111315171923...## is Copeland-Erdős number.
According to my net research; Copeland-Erdős number is a normal number. A number being normal means that any sequence of n digits in its decimal fraction part appears with asymptotically equal frequency. So that expression (definition of normal numbers) enough to say that "every finite sequence of digits is contained within the Copeland-Erdős number" ?
According to my net research; Copeland-Erdős number is a normal number. A number being normal means that any sequence of n digits in its decimal fraction part appears with asymptotically equal frequency. So that expression (definition of normal numbers) enough to say that "every finite sequence of digits is contained within the Copeland-Erdős number" ?