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Riemann Zeta function on positive odd

Posted 2 years ago

Hello members, I am interesting on Zeta Function, Riemann Hypothesis and, linear independence and formulas of zeta on positive odd. I demonstrated analytically the formula for Zeta[4n-1]; n=2,3,4, ...

Example:

Zeta_[4n-1]=For[n=2,n<=11,n++,Print[N[(1/(2n-1))Sum[Zeta[2p]*Zeta[4n-1-2p],{p,1,2n-2}],16]]]

I did the comparison between this formula with the value given by Mathematica, Zeta[4n-1]; the absolute and relative errors are small. Me, I was waiting to see that, very very small. Somebody can help me on this calculation and give me the commentaries.

L'erreur absolue;

In[18]:= For[n=2,n<=11,n++,Print[Abs[N[(1/(2n-1)) (Sum[Zeta[2p]*Zeta[4n-1-2p],{p,1,2n-2}])-Zeta[4n-1],16]]]]

L'erreur relative en pourcentage;

In[20]:= For[n=2,n<=11,n++,Print[100Abs[N[ (Sum[Zeta[2p]*Zeta[4n-1-2p],{p,1,2n-2}]/(2n-1)-Zeta[4n-1])/Zeta[4n-1],16]]]]

Sincerely your
Mundankulu Kabongo

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