Transcendental number
Transcendental number
In mathematics, a non-algebraic number.
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E (mathematical constant)
Base of natural logarithms.
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Type of complex number.
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Point where function's value is zero.
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Type of mathematical expression.
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Tetration
Arithmetic operation.
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Number that is not a ratio of integers.
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Type of complex number.
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Charles Hermite
French mathematician (1822–1901).
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