Sir,
I have recently published a paper that reveals THE EXTREMELY PRECISE Pi:Phi CORRELATION, which is firmly premised upon Classical geometric principles.

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Edited December 14, 20196 yr by Strange
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Could the connection not be named after Planck instead of after Strange? The difference between pi and phi is exactly h .

Pi is transcendental, phi is algebraic.  It is very hard to see a connection.

I watched the video, and it comes down to \( \pi \approx 6\phi^2/5.\) The RHS is about \(3.141640786\) so it is not too bad.

An author of a paper on Angle Trisection in last year's issue of the same journal, The Journal of Advances in Mathematics, is convinced that the correct value of \(\pi\) is exact \(3.14\). Don't know whether they will clash, or settle on some average as a compromise  

Edited January 4, 20206 yr by taeto

Number of [math]\pi[/math] is 10[math]_{\pi}[/math], if we will use base-[math]\pi[/math] numeral system..  

Edited January 4, 20206 yr by Sensei

13 hours ago, taeto said:

I watched the video, and it comes down to π≈6ϕ2/5. The RHS is about 3.141640786 so it is not too bad.

An author of a paper on Angle Trisection in last year's issue of the same journal, The Journal of Advances in Mathematics, is convinced that the correct value of π is exact 3.14 . Don't know whether they will clash, or settle on some average as a compromise  

The value of pi is not something people decide on.  It simply comes from its definition.

On 1/3/2020 at 10:05 AM, taeto said:

Could the connection not be named after Planck instead of after Strange? The difference between pi and phi is exactly h .

Oh, I like that!

10 hours ago, Country Boy said:

Oh, I like that!

It is a kind of phun 🥳

On 1/4/2020 at 1:38 AM, mathematic said:

Pi is transcendental, phi is algebraic.  It is very hard to see a connection.

Both were originally defined geometrically.

Pi = 5 arccos (.5 Phi)

(shamelessly stolen from here)
https://www.goldennumber.net/pi-phi-fibonacci/

Edited February 15, 20205 yr by John Cuthber