e Digits

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number-theoryhigh-entropy

What It Is

Base-256 digits of Euler's number e's fractional part. Transcendental (Hermite 1873); conjectured normal but unproven.

Interpretation

Standard analysis sees: rich, high-entropy values; aperiodic / broadband; high-complexity (noise-like); monofractal; high-dimensional / space-filling. The atlas detects no named structure beyond this. It sits beside Pi Digits in the atlas (standard-bank rank 20) — a neighbor conventional features miss.

What standard analysis sees
tail heaviness0.29
asymmetry0.36
occupancy0.96
short-range corr0.38
long-range memory0.27
spectral colour0.68
periodicity0.01
complexity0.93
time-irreversibility0.27
volatility clustering0.19
multifractality0.12
dimensionality0.94
nonstationarity0.27
What the atlas adds

Nothing beyond the standard reading — this source’s structure is already captured by standard features; the atlas adds no named residual.

Composition

dtypeuint8
range[0, 255]
unique values256 / 16384
mean ± std128 ± 73.6

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Atlas Position

Nearest neighborDistance
AES Encrypted1.75cross-origin
Pi Digits1.90
√2 Digits1.91

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Which Geometries Light Up

Mostow Rigidity › Mostow Rigidity:volume_entropyrank 4/3064.4979
Zipf–Mandelbrot (16-bit) › Zipf–Mandelbrot (16-bit):hapax_ratiorank 5/3060.8807
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