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Leland Morrow

Leland Morrow

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2022-06-11

I'm looking for a closed-form for the following sum:
n = 1 ( m n arccoth ( m n ) 1 ) for | m | > 1.

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livin4him777lf

Beginner2022-06-12Added 14 answers

To get your result in terms of the Clausen function of order 2, we can use the identity
ζ ( 1 , x ) = log G ( x + 1 ) + x log Γ ( x ) + ζ ( 1 ) = log Γ ( x ) log G ( x ) + x log Γ ( x ) + ζ ( 1 ) = log G ( x ) + ( x 1 ) log Γ ( x ) + ζ ( 1 ) ,
which holds for x > 0
and the Barnes G reflection formula
log ( G ( 1 x ) G ( 1 + x ) ) = x log ( sin π x π ) + Cl 2 ( 2 π x ) 2 π , 0 < x < 1 ,
which was used in skbmoore's answer to your previous question.
Then
ζ ( 1 , 1 1 m ) ζ ( 1 , 1 + 1 m ) = log ( G ( 1 1 m ) G ( 1 + 1 m ) ) 1 m log ( Γ ( 1 + 1 m ) Γ ( 1 1 m ) ) = log ( G ( 1 1 m ) G ( 1 + 1 m ) ) 1 m log ( 1 m Γ ( 1 m ) Γ ( 1 1 m ) ) = 1 m log ( sin ( π m ) π ) Cl 2 ( 2 π m ) 2 π log ( π m csc ( π m ) ) m .

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