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If I understand it correctly, you could use such numbers to draw a nice circle on a square grid, such that the circle passes through the grid points (a,b), (c,d), e,f) and (g,h).
But that would be a bit weird, I would think you could construct sines and cosines with rational numbers from that. There must be a (2X2) rotation matrix for example that turns (a,b) into (c,d).
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2025-02-21 22:53:33
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