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Old 2006-02-01, 17:06   #23
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Cool smallest number in a mathematical proof?
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Originally Posted by nibble4bits
I'm surprised no one has yet posted something about the late Douglas Adams or his books.
asfaik he was more a cosmologist than a maths man.
I have a book by Adam Spencer 'book of numbers' but it gives numbers only up to 100. All the same it is interesting and up to date.
Anyway this is what I found out on smallest numbers with some meaning.
S.H of lead 0.03
Mercury 0.033
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