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Published inScience SpectrumRamanujan’s Radical GeniusA step-by-step derivation and proof of Ramanujan’s famous nested radicalJan 2614Jan 2614
Published inScience SpectrumThe Genius of Leonhard EulerA step-by-step demonstration of how Euler used the binomial theorem to redefine the base of the natural logarithm eJan 2019Jan 2019
Published inScience SpectrumThe Fastest Way to the Second Most Famous Constant of NatureWith nothing more than high school algebra, you can build on the work of Newton and Euler!Jan 1230Jan 1230