Juggling Pi as a siteswap.—strach

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f(5) is 1 for a start. 31416 is jugglable... tis fun too!—Schwolop

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f(5) is not 1 unfortunately—strach

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The longest in the first 1000,000 digits is period 17—there’s only 1.—Peter

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I’m currently in the process of doing just that.—Guy

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I’ve written my own program now and it’s currently searching for all—Guy

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f(18) = 1928549 This is a 5 ball siteswap 538936820638552953.—Peter

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Although it’s stored as 2 digits per byte, there’s a program there which converts it for you.—Guy

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while<STDIN>{s/\s|\n//g;print$_;}—Little

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perl -pe ’s/\s//g’ pi100m.txt > pi100mformat.txt—Kelhoon

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Re: Pi as a siteswap.
Thu, 14 Apr 2005 15:05:20 +0000 (UTC)
Little Paul <l...@juggler.nospam.net>

Ah yes, how silly of me! I thought it might be after I posted, but didn’t feel like checking perlre to see if my hunch was right.—Little