Feller's coin-tossing constants are specific numerical values that arise in the study of probability theory, particularly in relation to the behavior of sequences of random events such as coin tosses. They are associated with the limiting distributions of random walks and related stochastic processes. In the context of coin tossing, Feller's constants provide insights into the expected outcomes and probabilities of various events occurring as the number of tosses increases.
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