∑n=1∞ζ(2n,x)4n(2n2+n)=(2x−1)ln(x−12)−2x+1+ln2π−2lnΓ(x) \displaystyle\sum _{ n=1 }^{ \infty }{ \frac { \zeta (2n,x) }{ 4^{ n }(2n^{ 2 }+n) } } =(2x-1)\ln { (x-\frac { 1 }{ 2 }) } -2x+1+\ln { 2\pi } -2\ln { \Gamma (x) } n=1∑∞4n(2n2+n)ζ(2n,x)=(2x−1)ln(x−21)−2x+1+ln2π−2lnΓ(x)
Prove the equation above, where ζ(s,x)\zeta(s,x)ζ(s,x) denotes the Hurwitz zeta function
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the 1/2 is supposed to be inside the ln,sorry for the confusion :)
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the 1/2 is supposed to be inside the ln,sorry for the confusion :)