布冯的叶子问题

Q4 Mathematics Mathematics Magazine Pub Date : 2023-11-07 DOI:10.1080/0025570x.2023.2266352
Ruka Iguchi, Hideaki Kida, Keisuke Matsuda, Miki Ono, Miu Shibata, Haruka Takano
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根据布冯的针问题,你可以通过把针扔到平行线上,并计算穿过平行线的针的数量来近似π的值。然而,在现实中做这个实验是很耗时的(1901年,拉扎里尼扔了3408根针来近似π的值)。在本文中,我们试图从易于获取的落叶图像中近似π的值。我们以两种方式扩展布冯的针问题:我们考虑复杂的形状而不是简单的针,我们考虑不同的大小而不是统一的大小。在用计算机模拟证实了这一扩展后,我们根据实验和行走时所拍摄的图像近似出π的值。从实验拍摄的图像(50片叶子/图像× 20幅图像)中,π的值近似为3.1569。使用我们在行走时拍摄的图像,π的近似值为3.5961(精度不是很好,因为它是从一张图像计算的)。注1请注意,这篇文章的在线版本有彩色图表。附加信息撰稿人注井口流卡(ruka IGUCHI)是广岛大学高中的高三学生。她是个跑步运动员,经常参加马拉松比赛。Hideaki KIDA是广岛大学高中的一名数学老师。在获得广岛大学教育学硕士学位后,他担任了22年的高中教师。Keisuke MATSUDA是大阪大学的研究生,用数学模型研究甲虫角的形成。他寻找我们周围自然现象和生物形态背后的规律。小野三木是广岛大学高中三年级的学生,她是一名有着迷人嗓音的歌手。柴田美宇是广岛大学高中三年级的学生,也是一名擅长计算机编程的小提琴手。Haruka TAKANO是广岛大学高中的一名高三学生,也是一名走私犯,他喜欢烤肉和冰淇淋,就像喜欢数学一样。
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Buffon’s Leaf Problem
SummaryAccording to Buffon’s needle problem, you can approximate the value of π by throwing needles onto arrays of parallel lines and counting the number of needles crossing the lines. However, it is time-consuming to do the experiment in reality (in 1901, Lazzarini threw 3408 needles to approximate the value of π). In this paper, we tried to approximate the value of π from easily-accesible images of fallen leaves. We extended Buffon’s needle problem in two ways: instead of a simple needle we considered a complex shape, and instead of a uniform size we considered various sizes. After we confirmed the extension by a computer simulation, we approximated the value of π from the images we took experimentally and we while walking. From the experimentally-taken images (50 leaves/image × 20 images), the value of π was approximated as 3.1569. The approximated value of π using the images we took while walking was 3.5961 (the accuracy was not good because it was calculated from one image).MSC: 60-01 Notes1 Note that the online version of this article has color diagramsAdditional informationNotes on contributorsRuka IguchiRUKA IGUCHI is a 3rd-year high school student at Hiroshima University High School. She is a runner and has often participated in a marathon.Hideaki KidaHIDEAKI KIDA is a mathematics teacher at Hiroshima University High School. After receiving a Master of Education degree from Hiroshima University, he has been a high school teacher for 22 years.Keisuke MatsudaKEISUKE MATSUDA is a graduate student at Osaka University, studying beetle horn formation using mathematical modeling. He seeks the rules underlying the natural phenomena around us and the shapes of living things.Miki OnoMIKI ONO is a 3rd-year high school student at Hiroshima University High School and a singer who has an attractive voice.Miu ShibataMIU SHIBATA is a 3rd-year high school student at Hiroshima University High School and a violinist who is good at computer programming.Haruka TakanoHARUKA TAKANO is a 3rd-year high school student at Hiroshima University High School and a contrabassist who loves grilled meat and ice cream as much as mathematics.
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