The n-th partial sums of the following series are true for each positive integer n.

•   (I)

• (II)

The notationsandin (I) and (II) represent the special values of a new generic formula that we define it as an extensive notation from Hurwitz zeta function [1*] for n-th partial sum as follows 

,

where s and a are complex variables with Re(s) > 1 and Re(a) > 0.

When n tends to infinity, the extensive notation [2*] is then expressed as

.

Special Case

• n = ∞:

In the limit as n approaches to infinity, both series (I) and (II) converge and its values are

, where is Apéry's constant.

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Example

• If we put n = 2, both sides of (II) are equal to 29/31752, namely

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Question:

For any positive integers m₁, m₂ and m₃,

Yes. 

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References

[1*] Hurwitz function, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurwitz_zeta_function, from Wikipedia resource.

[2*] The purpose of our website is to show a beauty of series.  We introduce a new extension of the notation of Hurwitz zeta function for n-th partial sum because there exist such series (I) and (II).  We share our results on the internet.  The acceptance of this notation is the work of other men.

 God speaks to us in many ways. Math is one of them. (T.V.)