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The Number Pi

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Reason: First publication. Defines $\pi$ as twice the least positive zero of the cosine, the existence and uniqueness of that zero being discharged by reference. · 312 chars · 2 deps · depth 15

π\pi is twice the least positive zero of the cosine.

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In the setting of The Real Numbers: Standing Notation and Background, let x0x_{0} be the real number of The Least Positive Zero of the Cosine §least-zero, which that clause shows to exist and to be the only real number with the three properties listed there, and let 2=1+12=1+1.

The real number π\pi is

π=2x0.\pi=2x_{0}.
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