Cristian Ilies Vasile has created the coolest visualization of Pi I’ve seen. First he divided a circle in 10 segments, from 0 to 9. Then he traced a path going from the third segment to the ...

Krzywinski started publishing his pi art in 2013, beginning with this visualization: Each digit of pi is represented by a dot of a different color: 3 is orange, 1 is red, 4 is yellow, and so on.

Visualization and Simulation. To calculate such a large number requires a huge amount of memory and processing power. The ultimate pi result took 63 terabytes of space to save, and the computer ...