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Transcendental Numbers

A number is described as transcendental if it is not algebraic, meaning that it is not a root of any nonzero polynomial equation with rational coefficients. Notable examples of transcendental numbers are e and π. Wolfram|Alpha can identify and provide information about transcendental numbers.
Identification of Transcendentals

Check different values against the definition of a transcendental number.

Determine whether a number is transcendental:

Is sqrt(2)^sqrt(2) transcendental?
Is the golden ratio transcendental?
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Notable Transcendentals

Learn about notable transcendental numbers, such as e, π and the Champernowne constant, and perform calculations with them.

Get information about a transcendental number:

Champernowne constant
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