This website was created to get the idea of BiTranscendental numbers out.
These numbers have not been found to exist in any
modern description of a Transcendental number.

Please discuss this on this wikipedia page.
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My Known BiTranscendental Numbers (many more)

1. pi = ... 51413.1415 ...
2. e = ... 8172.718 ...
3. Euler's constant, gamma = ... 5127750.577215 ...
4. Liouville's number ... 0001000000000000000001000110.110001000000000000000001000 ...
5. Chapernowne's number, ... 17161514131211109876543210.1234567891011121314151617 ...
6. Morse-Thue's number, ... 100101100.01101001 ...
7. ii = ...6759787020.207879576...
8. Feigenbaum numbers, e.g. ... 9664.669 ...

My Suggested Addition To Transcendental Numbers (many more)

1. pi = ...51413.
2. e = ...7182.
3. Euler's constant, gamma = ... 5127750.
4. Liouville's number ... 0001000000000000000001000110.
5. Chapernowne's number, ...17161514131211109876543210.
6. Morse-Thue's number, ... 100101100.
7. ii = 0.207879576...
8. Feigenbaum numbers, e.g. ... 9664.

Some Known Transcendental Numbers

1. pi = 3.1415 ...
2. e = 2.817...
3. Euler's constant, gamma = 0.577215
4. Liouville's number 0.110001000000000000000001000 ...
5. Chapernowne's number, 0.1234567891011121314151617...
6. Morse-Thue's number, 0.01101001 ...
7. ii = ...6759787020.
8. Feigenbaum numbers, e.g. 4.669 ... .

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