I'm trying to evaluate: \sum_{n=0}^\infty(-1)^n\ln\frac{2+2n}{1+2n}

Jasper Carlson

Jasper Carlson

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2022-02-22

I'm trying to evaluate:
n=0(1)nln2+2n1+2n

Answer & Explanation

Pregazzix2a

Pregazzix2a

Beginner2022-02-23Added 9 answers

We have the series expansion of the digamma function:
ψ(z)=γ+n=01n+11n+z
Integrating both sides gives
lnΓ(z)=(1z)γ+n=0z1n+1+ln[n+1n+z]
Hence we have
lnΓ(1)+lnΓ(14)lnΓ(12)lnΓ(34)=n=0ln[(n+12)(n+34)(n+1)(n+14)]
ln[Γ(14)Γ(34)]12ln(π)=n=0ln[(4n+2)(4n+3)(4n+4)(4n+1)]
Vanesa Burrows

Vanesa Burrows

Beginner2022-02-24Added 2 answers

S=n=0(1)nlog[2n+22n+1]
=logn=0[(4n+2)(4n+3)(4n+1)(4n+4)]
=logn=0[(1+24n)(1+34n}{(1+14n)(1+44n)}
=logn=0[(1+24n)(1+34n)(1+1n)14(1+1n)24(1+1n)34(1+14n)]
=log[Γ(14)Γ(24)Γ(34)]

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