Fresh from the Oven

Enjoy fresh-baked π.

You have, at your fingertips, a recipe for pi — lattice crust on top, Chudnovsky underneath, and 1,000,000 digits you can take home.

A slice of pie with ice cream on a dark plate

Just like grandma used to make

The Chudnovsky Pi Recipe

There’s a widely used recipe behind the first 202 trillion digits of π (June 2024 record).

In the oven soon: bake a shorter run of digits in the browser. Until that timer dings, help yourself to a tray of fresh-baked places, or take the whole pie home in hardcover.

More on the cooling rack

Come for the crust. Stay for the digits.

The Recipe

A widely available recipe that has been used for calculating the first 202 trillion digits of π, at the time of this writing.

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Fresh-Baked

A serving platter of π. Maybe even steal a slice for later.

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If counting sheep isn’t doing it for you...

Take π home — coffee table, nightstand, or 268 hours of not Morgan Freeman.

The Your Piece of the Pi series by Peter J. Conway. First 314,159 digits, the next 314,159, a million, and an audiobook that just keeps serving.

A Slice of Pi

A tasty start: the first 314,159 digits.

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Another Slice of Pi

Back for seconds: another 314,159.

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Enough Pi Already!

Stopping at 1,000,000 digits — is that even rational?

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