Pi and Golden Number
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Constants whith ratio to 3/2
All these constants are by a 3/2 ratio in the order of appearance of the 10 digits.
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pi and phi
Inside these two constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. And all these areas add up to multiples of 9.
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square root of 2, of 3 and of 5
Inside these three constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. These areas add up to multiples of 3, 5 and 9.
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4/e-1
Inside these two constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. And all these areas add up to multiples of 9.
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Viswanath's constant and e
Inside these two constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. And all these areas add up to multiples of 9. V = Viswanath's constant.
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Pi and Phi
Inside these two constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. And all these areas add up to multiples of 9.
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some variations of Pi
Inside these three constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. And all these areas add up to multiples of 9.
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variations of square root of 3 and of 5
Inside these two constants, the four appearance areas have the same digits of the decimal system. And all these areas add up to multiples of 3.
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4,5 square root
4.5 is the average of the 10 digits. In the square root of this number, the ten digits appear in a complementary way to always give a value of 9!
