<p>opps >_>. root of negative then (exception of imaginaries)!</p>
<p>what's with all the random math on this thread? it doesn't really make any sense</p>
<p>We're trying to rank Princeton on a scale of 1-10. Mass kudos if you can do it in a transcendental number. Even more mass kudos if you can do it in an uncomputable number.</p>
<p>So would you like to get as close to a real number using transcendental numbers, or just give Princeton a number (real or imaginary), without worrying about what the actual score is?</p>
<p>the math nerds seem to come out in force at this time of year...it's intense.</p>
<p>I haven't visited, but I would be happy if it were close to perfect (ie: (19phi/pi)</p>
<p>OK, for jon, and the math geeks in all of us: </p>
<p>Valid scores are defined as any number {X| X Є C, |X| <= 10}. Scores are evaluated as |X|, from 1-10, ten being the best, one being the worst. In case |X| < 1, the score will be evaluated as one. You get a cookie if you can express your answer as a transcendental number.</p>
<p>Since I'm a Humanities major, I'd have to say that on a scale of 1-10, Princeton is definitely an 11 :)</p>
<p>Haha yayyyy Bentley. I have been like looking at this thread thinking "uhhhhhhhhhhhhh."</p>
<p>But transcendental numbers or not, Princeton is the most awesome thing...period.</p>
<p>I will not put a number, but my son and we have not regretted a bit.</p>