Tuesday, 28 May 2013

geometry - Where does pi2 appear spontaneously within Physical Phenomenon and Mathematics Equations?

The term π is found to appear in many equations and natural phenomenon; however my question is related to π2.



While trying to figure out the reason for some π2 terms appearing in certain equalities that I came across, I have a question. And the question is this:





In which all mathematics/physics equation or contexts does π2 appear inherently?




-- and (now this second part is merely a follow up question that did not form part of the original query but added later) where that π2 term can lend some interpretation of the underlying phenomenon, just like does π whereby we can interpret (in most cases i.e.) that some type of circular ambulation in 1 dimension is involved??



As you can understand, the π2 term is more complex and does not directly lend itself to an interpretation -- as opposed to π which is very intuitive.



Thanks

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