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Anonymous Sun Mar 5 04:35:53 2023 No.15249790 [View]
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Apparently for any two positive integers x and y, the quotient arctan(x)/arctan(y) is always transcendental, but my prof can't remember where they saw the proof or what it relied on.
I want to find the proof but google is useless. Is there any way of finding the proof that is better than just gradually reading a bunch of transcendental number theory books?

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