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Structural chemistry and the transcendental numbers \(\upphi \), e and \(\uppi \)

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Certain number theory relations that emerge from considerations of the topological character of several patterns taken from structural chemistry are reviewed. These relations define the products \(\hbox {e}\cdot \uppi \) and \(\upphi \cdot \hbox {e}\) from topological considerations of the respective structural-types. We further present here an approximate number theory formula for the quotient \(\uppi /\upphi \) and for the product \(\upphi \cdot \hbox { e}\cdot \hbox { e}\cdot \uppi \) that are derived from the earlier formulas based in structural chemistry.

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  1. M.J. Bucknum, E.A. Castro, J. Math. Chem. 46(1), 117–138 (2009)

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Correspondence to M. J. Bucknum.

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This manuscript on the transcendence and its connection to structural chemistry is dedicated to the memory of my (MJB) mother Barbara A. Bucknum.

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Bucknum, M.J., Castro, E.A. Structural chemistry and the transcendental numbers \(\upphi \), e and \(\uppi \) . J Math Chem 53, 2120–2122 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10910-015-0539-x

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