infinite sum: $sum_{m=1}^{infty}frac{sin^2(frac{mpi}{gamma_n})}{(m^2-n^2gamma_n^2)^2}$
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The problem I'm working on is finding the following infinite sum:
$$sum_{m=1}^{infty}frac{sin^2(frac{mpi}{gamma_n})}{(m^2-n^2gamma_n^2)^2}$$
where $ninmathbb{N}^+$ (i.e. a positive natural number) and $gamma_n=1+frac{1}{4}cos(n)$
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The problem I'm working on is finding the following infinite sum:
$$sum_{m=1}^{infty}frac{sin^2(frac{mpi}{gamma_n})}{(m^2-n^2gamma_n^2)^2}$$
where $ninmathbb{N}^+$ (i.e. a positive natural number) and $gamma_n=1+frac{1}{4}cos(n)$
sequences-and-series
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Michael Cloud
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$n$ is fixed? ${}$
– Clayton
yesterday
n can be any positive natural number, but yes, as far as the sum over m is concerned, its some fixed number
– Michael Cloud
yesterday
@Michael Cloud Do you accept solution what consists of Lerch-transcendents?
– JV.Stalker
10 hours ago
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I've been told to repost this.
The problem I'm working on is finding the following infinite sum:
$$sum_{m=1}^{infty}frac{sin^2(frac{mpi}{gamma_n})}{(m^2-n^2gamma_n^2)^2}$$
where $ninmathbb{N}^+$ (i.e. a positive natural number) and $gamma_n=1+frac{1}{4}cos(n)$
sequences-and-series
asked yesterday
Michael Cloud
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I've been told to repost this.
The problem I'm working on is finding the following infinite sum:
$$sum_{m=1}^{infty}frac{sin^2(frac{mpi}{gamma_n})}{(m^2-n^2gamma_n^2)^2}$$
where $ninmathbb{N}^+$ (i.e. a positive natural number) and $gamma_n=1+frac{1}{4}cos(n)$
sequences-and-series
sequences-and-series
asked yesterday
Michael Cloud
816
asked yesterday
Michael Cloud
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asked yesterday
Michael Cloud
816
asked yesterday
Michael Cloud
816
asked yesterday
Michael Cloud
816
816
$n$ is fixed? ${}$
– Clayton
yesterday
n can be any positive natural number, but yes, as far as the sum over m is concerned, its some fixed number
– Michael Cloud
yesterday
@Michael Cloud Do you accept solution what consists of Lerch-transcendents?
– JV.Stalker
10 hours ago
add a comment |
$n$ is fixed? ${}$
– Clayton
yesterday
n can be any positive natural number, but yes, as far as the sum over m is concerned, its some fixed number
– Michael Cloud
yesterday
@Michael Cloud Do you accept solution what consists of Lerch-transcendents?
– JV.Stalker
10 hours ago
$n$ is fixed? ${}$
– Clayton
yesterday
$n$ is fixed? ${}$
– Clayton
yesterday
n can be any positive natural number, but yes, as far as the sum over m is concerned, its some fixed number
– Michael Cloud
yesterday
n can be any positive natural number, but yes, as far as the sum over m is concerned, its some fixed number
– Michael Cloud
yesterday
@Michael Cloud Do you accept solution what consists of Lerch-transcendents?
– JV.Stalker
10 hours ago
@Michael Cloud Do you accept solution what consists of Lerch-transcendents?
– JV.Stalker
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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$n$ is fixed? ${}$
– Clayton
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n can be any positive natural number, but yes, as far as the sum over m is concerned, its some fixed number
– Michael Cloud
yesterday
@Michael Cloud Do you accept solution what consists of Lerch-transcendents?
– JV.Stalker
10 hours ago