452 pi

[tommy1729]

related is (amongst others)

conjecture

sup continuum product (sin(x) + 5/4) * inf continuum product (sin(x) + 5/4) = 1.

( i havent checked numerically for this specific function , but the general idea is clear )

question

sin(x) + 5/4 is the continuum product of ... ?

in general inverse continuum sum seems an intresting natural question ...

conditional continuum products also come to my mind :

if sin(x) >= 0 f(x) = continuum prod ( sin(x) + 5/4 )
if sin(x) < 0 g(x) = continuum prod ( sin(x) + 5/4 )

and i wonder about things like e.g.

lim f(x) ^ 1/x = sup continuum prod ( sin(x) + 5/4)

anyway you get the idea that this is not finished ...