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1696042

Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:24:23 2010 No.1696042 [Reply] [Original]

pi=C/D
pi=(2ln(i))/i
C=2ln(i)
D=i
What would this be? Some sort of imaginary circle?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:31:23 2010 No.1696062 ?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:32:23 2010 No.1696071 bump

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:36:23 2010 No.1696089 Anyone?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:38:23 2010 No.1696095 >>1696042 Everything is imaginary.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:40:23 2010 No.1696113 >>1696095 The concepts of mathematics are imaginary (abstract) but their properties are real.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:42:23 2010 No.1696122 antimatter circle

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:43:23 2010 No.1696126 >>1696113 What properties in math are real? Or have anything thing to do with the functioning of the universe?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:44:23 2010 No.1696129 i'm lost

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:44:23 2010 No.1696131 complex logarithms?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 3 00:51:23 2010 No.1696155 pi=2ln(i)/i is kind of trivial don't you think? It's like saying 3=(3(2))/3