Note on Normal Decimals
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- Normality of some decimals generated by primes in a residue class
- On the distribution of the truncated sum-of-digits function of polynomial sequences in residue classes
- Metric properties about Banach averages and super simply normal numbers
- The truncated sum of digits function of polynomial sequences
- Normal numbers generated using the smallest prime factor function
- Introducing Minkowski normality
- Unexpected distribution phenomenon resulting from Cantor series expansions
- Normality of numbers generated by the values of entire functions
- Construction of \(\mu \)-normal sequences
- Automatic Kolmogorov complexity, normality, and finite-state dimension revisited
- The truncated sum-of-digits function of powers
- New normality constructions for continued fraction expansions
- An experimental investigation of the normality of irrational algebraic numbers
- Experimental analysis on the normality of , e, , 2 using advanced data-mining techniques
- Higher-order dangers and precisely constructed taxa in models of randomness
- Normality in Pisot numeration systems
- On a problem on normal numbers raised by Igor Shparlinski
- The normality of digits in almost constant additive functions
- Translation Properties of Sets of Positive Upper Density
- Une modification multiplicative des nombres g normaux
- On modifying constructed normal numbers
- Topological dynamics
- The Binary Digits of a Power
- Rudin-Shapiro sequences along squares
- Normal numbers and computer science
- Normal numbers and symbolic dynamics
- A fresh look at the notion of normality
- Dynamical systems and uniform distribution of sequences
- The sum of digits of squares
- Construction of normal numbers by classified prime divisors of integers
- Digital problems in the theory of partitions
- Agafonov's theorem for finite and infinite alphabets and probability distributions different from equidistribution
- Joint normality of representations of numbers: an ergodic approach
- Super-dense sets and their role in the theory of normal numbers
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