An amazing pandigital approximation to e that is correct to 18,457,734,525,360,901,453,873,570 decimal places is given by:
`e\approx(1+9^(−4^(6⋅7)))^(3^(2^85))`
It was discovered by Richard Sabey in 2004.
Proof:
`(1+9^(−4^(6⋅7)))^(3^(2^85))=(1+9^(−4^42))^(3^(2^85))`
`=(1+9^(−4^42))^(3^(2*2^84))`
`=(1+9^(−4^42))^(3^(2*2^84))`
`=(1+9^(−4^42))^(9^(2^(84)))`
`=(1+9^(−4^42))^(9^(4^42))`
`=(1+\frac{1}{9^(4^42)})^(9^(4^42))`
`=(1+\frac{1}{n})^n`.
Monday, March 31, 2025
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