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(A176900, A002162)


Two series related to A014480

A ternary zero relation

The sum of zero relations (75) and (76) (103) and (104) in Bailey can be written in six terms.

(check)


This formula is similar to equation (17) in Broadhurst, 1998


Obtention of a zero relation of the form 0=P(1,2^20,40,A)

From Bellard's formula [1]


In P notation,


Equivalently,


If Ferguson's formula is written with length 40 and both expressions for subtracted, the following zero relation is obtained.


This result can be written as a simple linear combination of the three formulas with the same parameters in [2], namely (eq.67)-(eq.66)-(eq.68) -(eq.96)+(eq.97)-(eq.98).

Obtention of a zero relation of the form 0=P(1,2^12,24,A)

Setting a=4 in equation (3) from [3],


Setting a=2 in equation (4) from [4],


Subtracting both results,


This zero relation can also be written as a BBP-type formula of base -2^6 and is a linear combination of three formulas with the same parameters in [5], namely -(eq.61)-4*(eq.63)-4*(eq.65) -(eq.91)-4*(eq.93)-4*(eq.95)

Binary and ternary formulas

(s,p,q,t,r) in Mathar's table 1.
[6] [7]
[8] (1,3,2,2,-1/4) [9]
[10] (1,5,2,2,1/4) [11]
[12] (1,7,3,2,-1/8) [13]
[14] [15]

[16]

[17]

[18]
[19] (1,17,4,2,1/16)
[20]


log(23)

23 is the smallest prime whose logarithm is not known to have a binary BBP-type formula.

A016646, A067923.

log(1)

From the identity

the following zero relation is obtained:

This can be shown to be formula (62) in the Compendium by Bailey. See also [21], page 186.

A064078(6)=1.

0=atan(1)-atan(1/2)-atan(1/3)

(15 in [22])
(NOT 61 in [23])

Primes as (A144755, A161509)









(M0.xxx)


(M0.xxx)


(M0.xxx)



(M0.xxx)



(M0.xxx)





(M0.xxx) first given by Richard J. Mathar in his table of integrals (page 27)

See also

Constants/BBP_Series