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The process of verifying things like the Creator's signature is tricky because of the sheer size of the numbers involved. I tried writing a C program to do it using long doubles and got a way out result, I think because of overflow problems. How on earth did Panin do this using just paper?

I should love to know if anyone has got any verifying information for some of these things. --Oelphick 17:02, 25 January 2007 (EST)

It should not be that hard to do if one did it by hand and did exact numbers. Since all the numbers in both the numerators and denominators are small, a large amount of cancellation should occur. Crookwood 21:58, 25 January 2007 (EST)