Revisiting Quadrature, Infinity, and the Numbers

Abstract

Potential infinite consists of the potential infinite of the decimal digits that might start being added at the end of a given rational endlessly, and by the potential infinite of the order/disorder with which decimal digits would keep piling up. The infinite division of polygon sides must have an end if the points comprising a circle circumference and not thin air, a complete vacuum, is to be produced. Consequently, the decimal digits of \(\pi\) must have an end. The numerator is always a prime number while the denominator is always a multiple of four nearest to the numerator.