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Am I in Pi - Determines where your birthday first occurs in PI. Checks the first 1,254,543 digits of PI.
Bailey and Crandall's article on the random character of constants. - An article on the random character of the fundamental constants such as pi, e and square-root of 2, by David Bailey and Richard Crandall (Experimental Mathematics, 2001) [PDF]
Beauty - A sort of poem with the digits of Pi, spelled out with the words in many different languages.
The 100-Club - Club for people who can memorize 100 or more digits of Pi.
The 2 Club - Club for people that can memorize more than 2 digits of Pi.
How to Memorize Pi - Guidance on how to remember this diffuclt number to several decimal places.
Is Pi normal? - An article by Stan Wagon about the idea of normality, first introduced by E. Borel in 1909, is an attempt to formalize the notion of a real number being random.
Pi - Immediately displays the number Pi to over 10 million digits.
Pi Memorize - A free Windows application used to help memorize the number Pi to 10000 digits.
Project Gutenberg Pi Listing - 1.25 million digits of pi available as E-Text from Project Gutenberg.
Ramanujan, Modular Equations, and Approximations to Pi or How to compute One Billion Digits of Pi - Explains and compares several formulas for evaluating this large number of numerical places for pi. Includes complete list of digits.
The Search for Intelligence in Pi - Tries to read some meaningful text out of the digits of Pi.
Search for strings within Pi - Searches for any string of digits (up to 120 of them) in the first 100 million digits of Pi.
Search for your Name in the Digits of Pi - An Online-Form that searches for a given name or word in the Digits of Pi.
Search Pi to 40 Million Digits - Find strings of digits in the first 50,000,000 digits of Pi.
Search within Pi - Search in the first four billion binary digits of Pi for a string and links to further information about Pi.
Are the Digits of Pi Random? - An article by Paul Preuss about new research outcome at the Berkeley Lab. (July 23, 2001)
The 1000 billionth binary digit of PI is '1' ! - Announcement of the 1000 billionth digit of Pi. [English/français] (September 22, 1997) Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.