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Trigonometry / Irrational numbers / Number theory / Transcendental number / Continued fraction / Pi / Golden ratio / Periodic continued fraction / Quadratic irrational / Mathematics / Mathematical analysis / Mathematical constants
Date: 2008-02-27 03:28:48
Trigonometry
Irrational numbers
Number theory
Transcendental number
Continued fraction
Pi
Golden ratio
Periodic continued fraction
Quadratic irrational
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Mathematical constants

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