Self-Locating Number in Pi/Sequence

Theorem

The sequence of self-locating numbers in $\pi$ starts:

$1, 16 \, 470, 44 \, 899, 79 \, 873 \, 884, 711 \, 939 \, 213, 36 \, 541 \, 622 \, 473, 45 \, 677 \, 255 \, 610, 62 \, 644 \, 957 \, 128, 656 \, 430 \, 109 \, 694$

This sequence is A057680 in the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (N. J. A. Sloane (Ed.), 2008).


Sources

  • 2005: Clifford A. Pickover: A Passion for Mathematics ... (previous) ... (next): Cool Numbers: Self-location and $\pi$
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