Happy pi day
Joerg Arndt
arndt at jjj.de
Tue Mar 18 00:15:05 CET 2008
Hi again,
* Artur <grafix at csl.pl> [Mar 18. 2008 09:56]:
> Hi Joerg,
> Mathematica number= N[((quantity)), n] rounding in base 10
Correct rounding guaranteed?
(I'd be surprised).
>
> Recognize[] is giving smallest polynomial which after rounding is equal
> number
You mean the number is a _root_ of the polynomial.
If so they sure use LLL internally and this does _not_
in general find the smallest basis. It finds a small
one most of the time and this can be the smallest one.
>
> That mean that difference between
>
> (PrincipalRoot of polynomial Recognize[n]==0)-number <=1/2
>
> If I'm wrong let me know.
>
> BEST WISHES
> ARTUR
>
I find the sequence random and arbitrary. It will give false
hits which is bad. So you should consider having it deleted.
best regards, jj
>
>
> Joerg Arndt pisze:
>> Is Mathematica's N[((quantity)), n] rounding (if so, to what base?)
>> or truncating?
>>
>> Is Mathematica's Recognize[] guaranteed to give the correct relation?
>> I do not think so: that would be a major breakthrough.
>>
>> That is, your seq may not even be well-defined.
>>
>> Sorry for the spoilering here.
>>
>> best regards, jj
>>
>>
>>
>> * Artur <grafix at csl.pl> [Mar 17. 2008 08:39]:
>>
>>> Dear Seqfans,
>>> I was try celebrated Pi day by contribution to ONEIS new sequence
>>> conected with Pi.
>>> See my celebration sequence in:
>>> http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/A138335
>>> BEST WISHES
>>> ARTUR
>>>
>>
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