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Is $0.1010010001000010000010000001 \ldots$ transcendental?

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Is $0.1010010001000010000010000001 \ldots$ transcendental?

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Sum and product of two transcendental numbers can't be both algebraic

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Strange notation for a decimal expansion of a transcendental number

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Irrationality of $\pi$ another proof

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Let $K = $ algebraic numbers. Then is $\operatorname{Span}_K(\pi, \pi^2, \dots)$ a vector space of transcendentals?

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Prove of trancendence of $\ln(2)$.

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$n^n$ cannot be expressed as a recurrence with polynomial coefficents

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Do transcendental numbers outnumber real numbers?

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The "trick" functions in the "$\pi$ is transcendental" proofs

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score 650 · Answer 10 · 2026-03-22 13:19:39

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Transcendentals as the Roots of Infinite Polynomials

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Is this function continuous on transcendental number

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score 163 · Answer 12 · 2026-03-22 03:47:44

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Trascendence of $e^\pi$ and $\pi^e$

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Real numbers that are not the roots of any polynomial equation with algebraic coefficients

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score 232 · Answer 14 · 2014-07-04 21:32:44

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Are there classifications transcendental numbers that are similar to algebraic numbers for differential equations?

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score 569 · Answer 15 · 2026-03-22 11:53:31

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What transcendental numbers are produced by $\sin{\alpha}$ when $\alpha$ is algebraic/constructible/rational (in radians)?

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Is $0.1010010001000010000010000001 \ldots$ transcendental?

Sum and product of two transcendental numbers can't be both algebraic

Strange notation for a decimal expansion of a transcendental number

Irrationality of $\pi$ another proof

Let $K = $ algebraic numbers. Then is $\operatorname{Span}_K(\pi, \pi^2, \dots)$ a vector space of transcendentals?

Prove of trancendence of $\ln(2)$.

$n^n$ cannot be expressed as a recurrence with polynomial coefficents

Do transcendental numbers outnumber real numbers?

The "trick" functions in the "$\pi$ is transcendental" proofs

Transcendentals as the Roots of Infinite Polynomials

Is this function continuous on transcendental number

Trascendence of $e^\pi$ and $\pi^e$

Real numbers that are not the roots of any polynomial equation with algebraic coefficients

Are there classifications transcendental numbers that are similar to algebraic numbers for differential equations?

What transcendental numbers are produced by $\sin{\alpha}$ when $\alpha$ is algebraic/constructible/rational (in radians)?

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