- (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
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(s,p,q,t,r) in Mathar's table 1. |
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[6]
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[8]
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(1,3,2,2,-1/4)
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[9]
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[10]
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(1,5,2,2,1/4)
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[11]
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[12]
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(1,7,3,2,-1/8)
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[13]
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[14]
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[15]
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[16]
[17]
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[18]
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[19]
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(1,17,4,2,1/16)
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[20]
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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