On the b-ary expansions of (1+1a) and e

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Abstract: Let bge2 be an integer and xi an irrational real number. We prove that, if the irrationality exponent of xi is equal to 2 or slightly greater than 2, then the b-ary expansion of xi cannot be `too simple', in a suitable sense. Our result applies, among other classical numbers, to badly approximable numbers, non-zero rational powers of mathrme, and log(1+frac1a), provided that the integer a is sufficiently large. It establishes an unexpected connection between the irrationality exponent of a real number and its b-ary expansion.









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