Sentence examples similar to Ludolph's number from inspiring English sources
Somewhere in Leiden, people may be walking over Ludolph's digits.
The insured's policy number or numbers.
Ludolph and his tombstone were later moved to Peter's Church in Leiden, to be installed in a special graveyard for professors, and from there the stone vanished, possibly to be turned into a sidewalk slab.
Ludolph van Ceulen (1539-1610) was a German who emigrated to the Netherlands.
Ludolph van Ceulen (1539-1610) in his work De Arithmetische en Geometrische fondamenten, which was published posthumously by his wife in 1615, computed π correct to 35 decimal places by using classical method with 262 sides.
Jean Boivin, supervisor of the Royal Library, made the first extracts of various readings of the codex (under the notation of Paris 9) to Ludolph Küster, who published Mill's New Testament in 1710.
In 1596, Dutch mathematician Ludolph van Ceulen reached 20 digits, a record he later increased to 35 digits (as a result, was called the "Ludolphian number" in Germany until the early 20th century).
