Re: Zero digits in powers
- From: vkarlamov@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 18 Jun 2005 16:03:40 -0700
Timothy Little wrote:
> vkarlamov@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > More than that, I truly believe that the fact that there should be a
> > 0 inside the decimal representation of very long numbers isn't a
> > question in number theory. It is truly a question in probability and
> > only the probailistic aaproach can give a general proof.
>
> What's probabilistic about it? If you calculate n^40 for some large
> fixed n multiple times, do you expect the result to sometimes differ?
>
I don't think you understand my approach.
>
> More fundamentally, what's your measure space?
>
The set of natural numbers.
.
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