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Number theory / Quadratic irrational / Continued fraction / Fraction / Irrational number / Number / Normal distribution / Square root / Mathematics / Mathematical analysis / Elementary arithmetic
Date: 2005-07-05 13:03:01
Number theory
Quadratic irrational
Continued fraction
Fraction
Irrational number
Number
Normal distribution
Square root
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Elementary arithmetic

Statistics of continued fractions Keith Briggs more.btexact.com/people/briggsk2 University of York Winter Solstice Dynamics Day 2003 Dec

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