Many mathematicians take an Occam’s-razor point of view: Unless there’s a compelling reason why a number should be rational, it probably is not. After all, mathematicians have long known that most ...

Letter Published: 31 December 1896 On the Goldbach-Euler Theorem regarding Prime Numbers J. J. SYLVESTER Nature 55, 196–197 (1896) Cite this article ...

Understanding Euler’s Number (e) Euler’s number e is a mathematical constant that begins with 2.71828. Just like pi (π), it is non-terminating, which means it goes on and on.

Dai Xu, who spent all his life on the academic research of mathematics and worked with pioneering spirits and unremitting assiduity, made contributions to the study of logarithm and Euler's numbers, ...

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The rest of the numbers on the number line are irrational numbers. These, too, can be divided into different categories—most of which we can’t even imagine.

In fact, in some cultures, black cats are considered to be good luck. Similarly, many people believe that the number thirteen is unlucky, but again, there is no real evidence to support this belief.

The hacker behind the $196 million exploit on lending protocol Euler Finance has returned the majority of the stolen assets, according to on-chain data. In a transaction on March 25, the exploiter ...

Euler’s constant explains so much about math and physics. We delve into the number e, or Euler’s number, to find out why it’s so special.