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11111011011 - Walter B - 12-31-2010
Since our friends in NZ have entered it already and others down under will do so soon:
Ein glückliches und erfolgreiches neues Jahr!
Re: 11111011011 - bill platt - 12-31-2010
Happy 3733
Re: 11111011011 - Martin Pinckney - 12-31-2010
Wish everyone well in 3.3034120706!
Re: 11111011011 - Gerson W. Barbosa - 12-31-2010
Happy GB(125)
Re: 11111011011 - John B. Smitherman - 12-31-2010
Yes, Happy MMXI!
John
Re: 11111011011 - Gerson W. Barbosa - 12-31-2010
Didn't you mean 103.3034120706 ? Thanks, anyway!
Re: 11111011011 - Martin Pinckney - 12-31-2010
No, I meant to express the number in logarithmic form.
Re: 11111011011 - Walter B - 12-31-2010
Then I'd like 7.60638738977 better - it's simply more natural ;)
Re: Happy New Year - Ren - 12-31-2010
Quote:
Happy GB(125)
I'm sorry, I don't get this...
Will some kind soul explain?
Ren
dona nobis pacem
P.s. Happy New Year to forum members!
Re: Happy New Year - Walter B - 12-31-2010
2011 ENTER 125 / FP 125 * results in 11 corresponding to the "digit" B.
2011 ENTER 125 / IP results in 16 ...
spero pax datum est 8)
Edited: 31 Dec 2010, 12:58 p.m.
Re: Happy New Year - Ken Shaw - 12-31-2010
Base 125.
G represents 16.
B represents 11.
(G*125^1)+(B*125^0) = 2011.
Re: Happy New Year - Marcus von Cube, Germany - 12-31-2010
So we can likewise use base 250 and get 8B(250) or even simpler 11(2010)
Edited: 31 Dec 2010, 1:07 p.m.
Re: 11111011011 - Martin Pinckney - 12-31-2010
Walter, I saved that one for you!
Re: Happy New Year - Martin Pinckney - 12-31-2010
Clever, indeed!
Re: Happy New Year - Gerson W. Barbosa - 12-31-2010
Yes, but somehow I thought GB would look better :-)
Happy New Year!
Gerson Barbosa.
Re: Happy New Year - Marcus von Cube, Germany - 12-31-2010
You can't do that with M v and C. ;) At least I can't.
Re: Happy New Year - Eric Smith - 12-31-2010
Happy New Decade!
Re: Happy New Year - Gerson W. Barbosa - 12-31-2010
In only three years we'll reach MC(91). We'll have to wait a little longer for MVC(32), though. :-)
Edited: 31 Dec 2010, 2:02 p.m.
Re: Happy New Year - Walter B - 12-31-2010
Ok, I think I've got a chance to repeat my wishes in another base:
Happy WB(62.5)
Re: Happy New Year - Gerson W. Barbosa - 12-31-2010
Quote:
Happy WB(62.5)
Yet another utility of non-integer bases!
Re: Happy New Year - Martin Pinckney - 12-31-2010
Quite right!
Re: 11111011011 - Ángel Martin - 01-01-2011
you can always tell when there's fond friendship in here :-)
Feliz Año Nuevo to all.
ÁM
Re: Happy New Year - Xavier A. (Brazil) - 01-01-2011
Quote:
even simpler 11(2010)
I like this: simplicity relative to base.
Une bonne année à tous! (Fbase)
Re: 11111011011 - Thomas Okken - 01-01-2011
Happy 2002220.01220002...
Re: Happy New Year - Dieter - 01-01-2011
Well, the one or other RPN-user might prefer to write this as...
2011 ENTER 125 RMDR => 11 = B
2011 ENTER 125 INT/ => 16 = G
I love all those numeric functions that make things more elegant, more precise or just shorter. :-)
However, in this case the final solution of course is writing "2011" as a base-2011-number: a simple "10". B-)
Dieter
Re: 11111011011 - Eddie W. Shore - 01-01-2011
Happy New Year everyone!
Re: 11111011011 - Iqbal - 01-01-2011
From Trinidad and Tobago Happy New Year everyone.
Re: 11111011011 - Chuck - 01-01-2011
I'm a little late for the New Year, but happy 11:11:11 1/1/11.
Re: 11111011011 - Dave Shaffer (Arizona) - 01-01-2011
I can hardly wait until November 11!
Re: 11111011011 - Jean-Michel - 01-01-2011
Happy New Year 2011
Bonne Annee 182 ( base 41 )
Re: 11111011011 - Norman Dziedzic - 01-03-2011
Also Happy:
157+163+167+173+179+181+191+193+197+199+211
(11 consecutive prime numbers)
Shamelessly lifted from this site:
http://republicofmath.wordpress.com/2011/01/01/happy-mathematical-new-year-2011-is-the-sum-of-11-consecutive-prime-numbers/
Re: 11111011011 - bill platt - 01-03-2011
That's pretty clever.
Re: Happy New Year - Walter B - 01-03-2011
Quote:A bit trivial, don't you think so?
However, in this case the final solution of course is writing "2011" as a base-2011-number: a simple "10". B-)
Re: Happy New Year - Dieter - 01-03-2011
Quote:
A bit trivial, don't you think so?
Well... a bit late maybe. I later realized someone else had that idea with 2011 = 112010 a few hours earlier. #-)
Dieter
Re: Happy New Year - Don Shepherd - 01-03-2011
Base 2011 means you have 2,011 unique symbols to represent numbers. What are the other 2009 symbols? : )