Beautiful Quote by Leopold Kronecker

It can be of no practical use to know that Pi is irrational, but if we can know, it surely would be intolerable not…

— Edward Charles Titchmarsh

“Despite their ubiquity on the number line, transcendentals are surprisingly hard to pin down. It took until 1873 to prove that e was transcendental,…

— Matt Parker

“The proof in 1882 that pi is a transcendental number put a 2,000 year old problem to rest: for any given circle, can you…

— Matt Parker

“Now be honest-wouldn't you have expected e^i*pi to be (a) gibberish aling the lines of "elephant inkpie," or, if it were mathematically meaningful, to…

— David Stipp

“Finding a method to categorize transcendental numbers was one of David Hilbert's great unsolved maths problems (along with the Riemann Hypothesis), and it remains…

— Matt Parker

All results of the profoundest mathematical investigation must ultimately be expressible in the simple form of properties of the integers.

— Leopold Kronecker

“π is a mathematician’s dessert”

— Neve Maslakovic

God has given us the fascination and mystery of irrational numbers, as one aspect of a rich world

— Vern Poythress

I believe that proving is not a natural activity for mathematicians.

— Rene Thom

“If you were given to thinking of numbers as having human-like qualities, you might picture e^i*pi as a guru into transcendental meditation who'd achieved…

— David Stipp

Transcendental [numbers], They transcend the power of algebraic methods.

— Leonhard Euler

“Such was the ugly face of the Middle Ages. It is not surprising that mathematics made little progress; toward the Renaissance, European mathematics reached…

— Petr Beckman