2010: Roughly 5 Trillion decimal digits Pi were computed, using computers
2016: Roughly 22.4 Trillion decimal digits computed
Tides are turning: π is used to test the performance of supercomputers and to improve high-precision algorithms
2019: Roughly 31.4 Trillion decimal digits computed. First-time computation by using Google Cloud
To the MNS presentation* Does each digit (0 to 9) have the same frequency in π?
* Does each digit (0 to 9) have the same frequency in any sequence of digits of a given length?
* Is there a decimal place from which onward a certain sequence is repeating?
* Is there a sequence of 1000 consecutive zeroes (or any other digit) in π?
* The sequence 31415926 appears twice within the first 200 million digits of π
To the MNS presentationPlane and solid geometry )MSC2010#97G40(
* Ludolph‘s number/π
* Approximation
* Circumscribed/Inscribed circle
* Perimeter
* Diameter
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