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1. Mathematics › Advanced Mathematical Identities

   A closed-form law for the Salikhov-Zeilberger-Zudilin-Bai family, and computational evidence that Bai's point is optimal

   Giraudin · arXiv (Cornell University) · 2026

   A note gives one closed-form law for three published bounds on the irrationality measure of pi, and presents computational evidence that Bai's parameter point is the best in the family.

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   1. Supported · 71%Within the (2,2,3) configuration, the lowest bound found is 7.101862832356 at (1857,1857,2785), matching Bai's point at Q = 3714.“Within that configuration the minimum is 7.101862832356 at (1857,1857,2785), which is Bai's point, the vertex sitting exactly at Q = 2a/(3a-2b) = 3714.”