Mathematicians Celebrate "Pi day 2011"- Mathematicians around the world celebrate "Pi Day" and encouraging efforts to solve the digital puzzle has been leading researchers in circles for centuries. Pi, the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, is celebrated annually on March 14 (14.03) in honor of the first digit, 3.14.
Research on the dates is very important concept in the texts go as far as ancient Egypt, Babylon and Indian civilizations. In modern times, it was designed by physicist Larry Shaw Pi day, which was created in 1989 while working at the Exploratorium in San Francisco.
In 2009, legislators in the House spent days as a national holiday throughout the United States.
range of holiday celebrations to donate food university researchers Raytheon. Raytheon held to provide "hundreds of apple pies to math and science teachers in middle schools and public high schools located within a radius of 3.14 miles from company headquarters in Waltham, Massachusetts."
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