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Property of the Sequence $n pmodpi$
Proof of Infinite Primes in the form $10^lceil k log_10(n) rceil +n^k-1$Given $d$, for how many $m$'s is $d$ a quadratic residue mod $m$?Why does the limit behavior of this function take over at 35?Writing real numbers as sum of reciprocalsSame Multiple of Two Irrational Numbers Arbitrarily Small Mod 1Nonnegative Solutions to Linear Diophantine Equations in 2 Variables with ConstraintsIrrational and transcendental numbers of the form $sum_n=1^inftyfracoperatornamerad(n)^alphas_n$: proof verification and examplesDoes $lcm1,2,…,n = prod_pleq n, pinmathbbPp^lceil fraclog(n)log(p)rceil$?Why couldn't Baez-Duarte prove the Riemann Hypothesis?Find a Cauchy sequence that doesn't $p$-converge to any rational number.
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I know the following statement is true for $k=0$.
Let $epsilon>0$ and $pi$ be irrational. The function $(cdot)$ denotes modulo $pi$. Then $forall kin mathbbNexists k_iin [k+1,cdots,k+lceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ so that $(k_i)leqepsilon$ or $(k_i)geqpi-epsilon$
I found a proof for $k=0$ and a python-script told me that this statement is not true in general I find this somewhat counter intuitive.
I found a solution with numbers in $[k,k+klceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ can i do better?
number-theory irrational-numbers
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I know the following statement is true for $k=0$.
Let $epsilon>0$ and $pi$ be irrational. The function $(cdot)$ denotes modulo $pi$. Then $forall kin mathbbNexists k_iin [k+1,cdots,k+lceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ so that $(k_i)leqepsilon$ or $(k_i)geqpi-epsilon$
I found a proof for $k=0$ and a python-script told me that this statement is not true in general I find this somewhat counter intuitive.
I found a solution with numbers in $[k,k+klceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ can i do better?
number-theory irrational-numbers
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What is the question exactly?
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– Jack M
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I did some more digging and found im acctaually looking for upper bounds for the return time (to an interval of a given length) of an irrational rotation.
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19 hours ago
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I know the following statement is true for $k=0$.
Let $epsilon>0$ and $pi$ be irrational. The function $(cdot)$ denotes modulo $pi$. Then $forall kin mathbbNexists k_iin [k+1,cdots,k+lceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ so that $(k_i)leqepsilon$ or $(k_i)geqpi-epsilon$
I found a proof for $k=0$ and a python-script told me that this statement is not true in general I find this somewhat counter intuitive.
I found a solution with numbers in $[k,k+klceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ can i do better?
number-theory irrational-numbers
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I know the following statement is true for $k=0$.
Let $epsilon>0$ and $pi$ be irrational. The function $(cdot)$ denotes modulo $pi$. Then $forall kin mathbbNexists k_iin [k+1,cdots,k+lceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ so that $(k_i)leqepsilon$ or $(k_i)geqpi-epsilon$
I found a proof for $k=0$ and a python-script told me that this statement is not true in general I find this somewhat counter intuitive.
I found a solution with numbers in $[k,k+klceilfracpiepsilonrceil]$ can i do better?
number-theory irrational-numbers
number-theory irrational-numbers
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What is the question exactly?
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– Jack M
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I did some more digging and found im acctaually looking for upper bounds for the return time (to an interval of a given length) of an irrational rotation.
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– A. P
19 hours ago
add a comment |
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What is the question exactly?
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– Jack M
2 days ago
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I did some more digging and found im acctaually looking for upper bounds for the return time (to an interval of a given length) of an irrational rotation.
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– A. P
19 hours ago
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What is the question exactly?
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– Jack M
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What is the question exactly?
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– Jack M
2 days ago
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I did some more digging and found im acctaually looking for upper bounds for the return time (to an interval of a given length) of an irrational rotation.
$endgroup$
– A. P
19 hours ago
$begingroup$
I did some more digging and found im acctaually looking for upper bounds for the return time (to an interval of a given length) of an irrational rotation.
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– A. P
19 hours ago
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I did some more digging and found im acctaually looking for upper bounds for the return time (to an interval of a given length) of an irrational rotation.
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– A. P
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