Successive approximations of $\pi$ using Euler Beta functions
Jean-Christophe Pain

TL;DR
This paper presents a didactic method for deriving successive approximations of π using Euler Beta functions, involving polynomial roots, integrals, and inequalities, suitable for undergraduate education.
Contribution
It introduces a novel educational approach to approximate π through Euler Beta functions, combining various mathematical concepts in a didactic manner.
Findings
Successful derivation of successive π approximations
Educational value for undergraduate learning
Integration of polynomial roots, integrals, and inequalities
Abstract
In this didactic note, we describe a procedure to derive successive approximations of using Euler Beta functions. It is an interesting exercise for undergraduate students, since it involves polynomial roots, integral calculations, inequalities and Euler Beta functions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Mathematical functions and polynomials
