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I have authored documents of 40 years of computer software development with a mind to collect them into a publication at some point. They have been built around several software topics but mathemetics is a favorite of mine. I find a point of inspiration and write a piece of software around it and document that process.
The attached 5 page PDF is one such effort inspired by a book on the history of PI. The software has been coded and shows methods of computation of PI. I hit a bit of brick wall forming conclusions at the end of the piece.
The questions are:
1) Is this material useful or is it simplistic and redundant being better addressed in other forms of documentation?
2) It seems there should be a good direction to go with the sub-expressions being maintained as prime factorizations, does this resonate with someone who would like to discuss this further and perhaps help find a next level?
Any and all feedback welcome
The attached 5 page PDF is one such effort inspired by a book on the history of PI. The software has been coded and shows methods of computation of PI. I hit a bit of brick wall forming conclusions at the end of the piece.
The questions are:
1) Is this material useful or is it simplistic and redundant being better addressed in other forms of documentation?
2) It seems there should be a good direction to go with the sub-expressions being maintained as prime factorizations, does this resonate with someone who would like to discuss this further and perhaps help find a next level?
Any and all feedback welcome