pi to 5000 digits
 

this is 200,000,000 digits of pi for download.

ftp://pi.super-computing.org/.1/pi200m-compressed/

and this is the 1st 5000 digits.
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494459230781640628620899862803482534211706798214808651328230664709384460955058223172535940812848111745028410270193852110555964462294895493038196442881097566593344612847564823378678316527120190 9145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091715364367892590360011330530548820466521384146951941511609433057270365759591953092186117381932611793105118548074462379962749567351885752724891227938183011949 1298336733624406566430860213949463952247371907021798609437027705392171762931767523846748184676694051320005681271452635608277857713427577896091736371787214684409012249534301465495853710507922796892589235420199561121290219608640344181598136297747713099 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this page lets you find your birthday within pi:
http://www.angio.net/pi/piquery#find



My question to you knowever is:
whats the point?

interpret that how you will, i just had fun gettting this stuff!

as far as I'm concerned Pi is just a tasty food, and 3.14, nothing more nothing less.

I had a txt file that had pi to 30 million digits. was 32 megs in size.

And for general use, i use 3.14159 for pi. Unless i have a caclulator, then i use whatever it spits out.

code:
#include <iostream.h>

#include <math.h>



double circle(long double x)

{

	return sqrt(1-x*x);

}



double delta(int trapeazium)

{

	int current=1;

	double result;

	double interval;

	result=circle(0)/2;

	interval=1/(sqrt(2.0)*trapeazium);



	while(current<trapeazium) {

		result=result+circle(current*interval);

		current++;

	}

	result=result+circle(current*interval)/2;

	return result*interval;

}



int main(int argc, char* argv[])

{

	double output= (4*delta(200) - delta(100))*8/3 - 2;

	cout << output;

	return 0;

}

and here is some code to work out pi in C
the number 100 and 200 make higher to increase accuracy

(for some reason it only prints to 5 dp. I don't know why.

6167950454/1963319607

10 print "pi"
20 goto 10

Re: pi to 5000 digits
 

You're the one who posted it, you tell us what the point is.

http://www.angio.net/pi/bigpi.cgi?UsrQuery=31681

my birthday within pi.

The point my dear boy is used to indicate the end of the counting system 10s and commencement of the fractional notation tenths and beyond (just after the 3 and before the 1).
Also, this is another of man's quests for perfection. If we can accurately calculate the ratio of a circle's circumference to it's diameter I suspect we might actually have the ability to create first perfect circle/sphere/curved surfaces ever.:igor:


Like pootang pie? :D

That is apple....where is the pootang? :(

.......you'll be asking that till the day you die bud. I guarantee it!

J/K!

Who wants a slice of Pie?

hah!

dang, now I'm hungry.

I think you will find it's not pronounced 'pie'

it's pronounced bee, as in bumble bee, get it right.

It's C++, but it prints by default to 5 dp, you can change the precision though by using the precision flag with cout.

I think you will find that I was joking around, as in having fun interaction with other members ofnthis forum community, get a life.

There's a great little book about pi, and honestly I'm too lazy to look it up right now, but it's a really fun coffee table book, especially if you're nerdy like me :)


<edit> I believe it's this one but you don't have to take MY word for it... </edit>

still want to see that movie.

Very freaky movie... but cool.

I do have a life thanks, and I wasn't attacking you, just being an ass by being correct and showing off that I speak Greek :D

Pi, interesting movie. Excellently directed, good concept. Bit on the weird side :up:.

they made it a film?

whats it about? o.O

Does anyone use that big resource called the internet anymore? :p

internet? They have that nowadays? :D :p

;)

Max is a genius mathematician who's built a supercomputer at home that provides something that can be understood as a key for understanding all existence. Representatives both from a Hasidic cabalistic sect and high-powered Wall Street firm hear of that secret and attempt to seduce him.

Summary written by Anonymous

In Manhattan, behind six locks, lives Max Cohen, a mathematician and computer whiz. Since staring at the sun at age six, he's had terrible headaches; plus, he can't abide human contact except with an aging professor, and he's obsessed with finding numeric patterns. His current obsession is the stock market; his theories bring him to the attention of Wall Street traders. He also keeps running into Lenny, a fast-talking Hasidic who fronts for a cabal that wants to rediscover long-lost mathematical mysteries in the Torah. Neither group is benign, and they pursue Max as his hallucinations and headaches worsen. Does nature offer any solutions? Can Max find them?

Summary written by {jhailey@hotmail.com}




From imdb.com

Also, the movie is completely black and white.

Behold; The Name of God:

94143243431512659321054872390486828512913474876027
67195923460238582958304725016523252591969257276553
64363462727184012012643147546329450127847264841075
62234789626728592858295347502772262646456217613984
829519475412398501


[e]Also, amazon say's its a 216 digit number... i count 218..[/e]

Hey! I remember that show. I used to have to watch Reading Rainbow everyday in school.:p

LeVar Burton kicks ass, expecially as Lt. Geordi La Forge.

Pi is definitely one of my favorite movies. In fact it was some of the inspiration for my latest skin. Have you guys seen Requiem for a Dream (a film with the same director)? Holy Lord. I saw the first half of the movie and I was thinking, "What's all the fuss about? this isn't that intense" And then . . . . :eek:

I think I'll take a nice 57.295779513082320876798154814105° slice of that pi.

it's pronounced "pie" in english, and in the anglicised pronounciation of latin. how the greek pronounce it is irrelevant, as it's not based on their language.

for example, i'd pronounce "y = x + 2" as "why equals ecks plus two", but a french person would pronounce it differently (beginning with - if memory serves - "ee grek")...

as long as you're speaking english, it's pronounced the same as "pie", is my point, anyways.

.5891pi radians is enough for me, thanks.
As for pi, seeing it is an endless number (or is it?), one would never be able to make a perfect sphere from it, there will ALWAYS be some error in it. Unless you make it in a zero-gravity area.
I am feeling really geeked out right now.

edit: where the hell can I get that 4.2 billion pi number? I want to scare some people!

nerds. all of you, NERDS!! :p kidding, only kidding...

not really

i thought the movie was about floding a bit of paper into a special shape, and the you dissapear...?

thats what i heard, sounds stupid...

Requiem... is fucking fantastic.

Haven't seen Pi yet. Heard bad things, but then, the guy I heard em from is a halfwit.. hmm.

the version of pi i heard of was coulour.... anyone esle seen a coulor version?

i don't think there's a colour version of the same film, nobby... :confused:

different film with same name?

that's what i'm thinking... imdb doesn't seem to have any record of another film by the same title, though - is it possible you saw a film called "delta pi", or something?