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Title
Tangent Sequences, World Records, Pi, and the Meaning of Life: Some Applications of Number Theory to Calculus
Author
I. Rosenholtz
Journal / Anthology
Mathematics Magazine
Year:
1999
Volume:
72
Issue:
5
Page range:
367-376
Description
Rosenholtz proves some interesting facts about sequences of the form (tan n)/n^k for fixed k, drawing on number theory and the continued-fraction expansions of irrational numbers like pi.
Subjects
Mathematics
>
Calculus and Analysis
>
Calculus
Mathematics
>
Number Theory
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