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arXiv · 1806.05988

A single parameter Hermite-Padé series representations for Apéry's constant

Abstract

Inspired by the results of Rhin and Viola (2001), the purpose of this work is to elaborate on a series representation for $ζ\left( 3\right)$ which only depends on one single integer parameter. This is accomplished by deducing a Hermite-Padé approximation problem using ideas of Sorokin (1998). As a consequence we get a new recurrence relation for the approximation of $ζ(3)$ as well as a corresponding new continued fraction expansion for $ζ(3)$, which do no reproduce Apéry's phenomenon, i.e., though the approaches are different, they lead to the same sequence of diophantine approximations to $ζ\left( 3\right) $. Finally, the convergence rates of several series representations of $ζ(3)$ are compared.

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Anier Soria-Lorente, Stefan Berres. 2018-06-15. A single parameter Hermite-Padé series representations for Apéry's constant. https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.05988

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