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PI Limit Representation

Checking online, I couldn’t find any simple pi limit representations. Usually they involve a sum or product of numbers, but not a simple limit.

The best I found was wolfram’s PI limit representations, which seemed overly complicated.

I’ve noticed all limit representations take advantage of the following property:

half_factorial

After a bit of analysis, I found much simpler ways to get PI with limits to infinity.

Limits of sqrt(2π)

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factorial_div_root

gamma_root

gamma_plus

factorial_minus

Exponentation

Using euler, we can plug in our π limits, to get this:

exp_2pi