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• Buffon's Needle - Monte Carlo estimation of pi using Java
• Continuum Hypothesis: True, False, or Neither?
• Fibonacci Polynomial
• Gauss' Lemniscate Constant
• Geometric Probability Constants
• Glaisher-Kinkelin Constant
• The Golden Mean - Rashomon's Golden Mean pages. Excellent, straight forward analysis of the mathematics and geometry deriving phi.
• The Golden Proportion and Dental Aesthetics - Device for design, study of beauty in nature, art, science
• Golden Ratio
• Golden Ratio and Fibonacci numbers
• Golden Ratio Applet - Sebastian Egner's Java applet. Anyone know what the point of this is? I can move the legs, but its meaning eludes me.
• Golden Triangle - Miscellany
• The Googolplex Page
• Greg and Colin's Golden Ratio Extravaganza - A general page describing phi and Fibonacci. It appears to be unfinished. The 2nd Dimension
• History and Oddities of the Number Pi
• How to compute digits of ? - How to compute digits of ?
• How to compute digits of pi
• ICS 161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms - Introduction to analysis of algorithms - Lecture notes from January 9, 1996, using the Fibonacci sequence as a problem for teaching algorithmic solutions.
• Jeff's Pi Memorization Tips
• Jill Britton's Fibonacci Numbers in Nature - Excellent portrayal of the appearance of Fibonacci Numbers in nature. Contains great step by step examples depicting flower petals, stems, seeds and pineapple scales. The Esoterica
• Jill Britton's Golden Section in Art and Architecture - Excellent portrayal of the use of the Golden Section in art and architecture. Sites depicting this most interesting and fulfilling relationship between mathematics and human aesthetics are surprisingly rare.
• Juggler Numbers - Juggler Numbers
• Laplace Limit Constant
• A Large Prime Number - As of February 11, 1998, the largest recorded non-Mersenne prime was 303093 3 * 2 + 1 which has only 91,241 digits, making it small enough to list here:
• The largest computation of the Square Root of 5: 10,000,000 places - Calculating the largest number of digits of the square root of 5.
• Legal/pi indiana
• Leonardo Pisano Fibonacci - A brief history of the man, Leonardo of Pisa. Contains the best written and most extensive account of the great mathematician's life.
• A Library Routine for Computing Square Roots of Double-Precision Vectors on CRAY MPP - Assembly code to compute square roots.
• The Life and Numbers of Fibonacci - Brief history and a quick walk through the concepts, this web site addresses the basic and more advanced issues.
• List of 50,000 Primes
• Liz's Pi Poems
• Madelung's Constant
• Magic Numbers and Their Uses in Music and Art - Focus on musical intervals based on the Fibonacci sequence.
• The Magic Piworld - JVS and HLY proudly present: The Magic PIWORLD, the PIPHONIE, PISIGN, PICTURE GALLERY and much more Pi stuff
• Marko Nippula's Home Page: Vote on the Future Value of Pi - Vote on the Future Value of Pi: Results
• Martin Rebas - Pi Approximation Day - Pi Approximation Day
• Math Forum: Ask Dr. Math - Middle School Level - Pi
• Math Forum: Pi Necklace - Pi Day
• Mathematical Elements In Plato's Thought - Analysis of Plato, Socrates and the Greek philosophers and how their writings relate to mathematical concepts.
• Mathematics Archives - Numbers
• MathSoft Constants
• MathTrek: Sliding Pi, Science News Online, June 3, 2000 - The entrance to the Downsview subway station in Toronto presents visitors with a striking vista. A vast mosaic of square tiles sweeps across a curved wall, inviting viewers to trace its lines and ponder intriguing irregularities in its color scheme of blues, greens, roses, and other hues.
• Middle School Pi Day '99
• The Monte Carlo Method - The Monte Carlo Method to approximate Pi
• Moving Sofa Constant
• My Poem by Eve Andersson - A Pi-Poem
• New World Record at 4th October 1999 - in computing pi to 200 billion digits
• The n'th decimal digit of Pi - On the computation of the n'th decimal digit of various transcendental numbers. by Simon Plouffe November 30, 1996
• The Order of Pi
• The 69 Page - Now, Let's Get Silly
• Pentagonal Geometry and the Golden Ratio
• Phi: That Golden Number, by Mark Freitag - Nice web page deriving phi, clear and concise, great graphics, with a proof showing that the ratio of consecutive large Fibonacci Numbers approaches phi.
• phi, the golden ratio, 0.6180339 - www.ezboard.com
• Phi The Key To Beauty
• Pi
• Pi - Pi is the ratio of a circles circumference to its diameter.
• THE PI CLUB
• Pi Day - Activities for a Pi Day, March 14 (3.14) celebration including pi math problems, history, songs, stories, and greetings.
• Pi Day 2001
• Pi Day Greeting Cards From 123Greetings.com - The figure Pi has enchanted and fascinated mathematicians and number freaks for ages. But even if you're not a mathematician, Pi Day is for you to use the charm of this magical figure and have fun with your friends !
• Pi Day Songs
• PI Entrance - 1997
• PI Entrance
• Pi history - A history of Pi
• The Pi Pages
• Pi Program - Page About Pi
• Pi to over 50.000 digits
• The Pi Web Ring
• Pi: What is It?
• PNAS -- Abstracts: Pincus and Kalman 94 (8): 3513 - Not all (possibly) "random" sequences are created equal
• Prime numbers - Prime numbers
• Project Gutenberg e-Text 10 - A text with lots of mathematical constants.
• Pythagoras' Constant
• Rabbit Numerical Series - Ed Stephen's page has some cute rabbits and quickly describes the derivation of the Fibonacci Series and Golden Ratio. The Man and His Life
• Recognizing Numerical Constants - Recognizing Numerical Constants
• Record for pi : 206 billion decimal digits
• Relation between the Fibonacci Sequence and the Golden Ratio - Dr. Math's discussion of the Golden Ratio, Rectangle and Fibonacci sequence. Simple layout and concise graphics aid the initial learning experience.
• Rescaled range analysis and the fractal dimension of pi - Some interesting analysis on pi-3 and a mention of an algorithm to calculate pi.
• Rényi's Parking Constant
• Roland Clarkson's Math Page - On January 27, 1998, at 6:43 p.m. PST, my 200MHz Pentium PC, using prime number-searching software written by George Woltman and Scott Kurowski, discovered that 23021377-1 is prime. This is the second largest prime number known on planet Earth, and it is the 37th known of what are called Mersenne primes.
• Science News Online, Ivars Peterson's MathTrek (2/28/98): Pick a Digit, Any Digit - One of the most amazing mathematical results of the last few years was the discovery of a surprisingly simple formula for computing digits of the number pi. Unlike previously known methods, this one allows you to calculate isolated digits—without computing and keeping track of all the preceding numbers.
• The Search for Intelligence in Pi
• Search for your Name in the Digits of Pi
• SECRETS OF PI - A) SECRETS OF PI 
• 666 sketch: the Mark of the Beast - New World Order (global socialism) tools of Big Brother control: Social Security Numbers, UPC bar codes, tax regulations, implantations. Index of Studies on 666.
• Spirals
• Star Trek: The 47 Conspiracy - Star Trek: The 47 Conspiracy
• Table of computation of Pi - From 2000 BC until now.
• 666 - THE MARK OF THE BEAST? - 666 - THE MARK OF THE BEAST?
• 666, The Number of the Beast
• THE USELESSNESS OF PI AND ITS IRRATIONAL FRIENDS
• Warning: 666 Is Coming - Warning: 666 Is Coming
• Welcome to the Music of Pi Project - PI TRANSFORMED INTO MUSIC LIKE NEVER BEFORE
• Welcome to the St. Louis Pi Day Web Page - Pi Music
• Welcome to the world of sqrt(4)!
• What is a closed-form number?
• What is a number? - Indeed there are many different kinds of numbers. rational and irrational real and complex imaginary algebraic and transcendental perfect surreal square and triangular numbers Let's talk a little about each of these in turn.
• Wilbraham-Gibbs Constant
• Wirtinger-Sobolev Isoperimetric Constants
• #Y26. PI in the Bible - The difference between this Biblical mathematical code and PI is 0.0000832 which is only an error of 0.00026%.
• Yahoo! Science > Mathematics > Numerical Analysis > Numbers
• Yet another story of pi - The story of pi

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