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%I A107114 #5 Oct 01 2016 16:47:02
%S A107114 31,14,41,15,59,92,26,65,53,35,58,89,97,79,93,32,23,38,84,46,62,26,64,
%T A107114 43,33,38,83,32,27,79,95,50,2,28,88,84,41,19,97,71,16,69,93,39,99,93,
%U A107114 37,75,51,10,5,58,82,20,9,97,74,49,94,44,45,59,92,23,30,7,78,81,16,64,40,6
%N A107114 Two-digit numbers from the decimal expansion of Pi.
%C A107114 Partition of decimal expansion of Pi into overlapping sublists of length 2. Cf. A105320: Two-digit numbers from the decimal expansion of pi (partition of decimal expansion of Pi into non-overlapping sublists of length 2.)
%t A107114 Table[FromDigits[Partition[RealDigits[N[Pi, 200]][[1]], 2, 1][[i]]], {i, 100}]
%Y A107114 Cf. A105320.
%K A107114 nonn,base
%O A107114 1,1
%A A107114 _Zak Seidov_, May 12 2005