New Evaluations of Inverse Binomial Series via Cyclotomic Multiple Zeta Values
arXiv:2403.16945 · doi:10.3842/SIGMA.2024.079
Abstract
Through the application of an evaluation technique based on cyclotomic multiple zeta values recently due to Au, we solve open problems on inverse binomial series that were included in a 2010 analysis textbook by Chen.
arXiv commenta sequel to arXiv:2210.17243v4 and arXiv:2306.04638v3
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