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A few preliminary pages (most of these need to be updated!)
Sequence of the Day for July 10
A060851:
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| { 3, 81, 1215, 15309, 177147, 1948617, ... } |
Simon Plouffe published a helpful
list of odd zeta values from
up to
with a precision of 1000 decimal digits—an older version of this list also covered
,
and
and is now available in separate files with more digits. You could
hardwire these values in projects (e.g.
RxShell (ZETA and RX.MATH)) where computing
small odd
values on the fly is no option, because it would take far too long. The odd
values can be used to determine
Euler's constant C0 among other things.
A060851 can then help to verify computed values for Euler's
C0 (usually referred to as
(
gamma) or
Euler-Mascheroni constant),
Apéry's constant , or
after dynamic changes of the chosen precision, e.g.,
Open Object Rexx NUMERIC DIGITS 500.
