Normal numbers and computer science
Émile Borel defined normality more than 100 years ago to formalize the most basic form of randomness for real numbers. A number is normal to a given integer base if its expansion in that base is such that all blocks of digits of the same length occur in it with the same limiting frequency. This chap...
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