Conversion from special function to
continued fraction
There is another expansion in infinite product. That is called Euler’s product.
for x>1
where p={2,3,5,7,11,13,…} that are primes.
We use the following formula
(regular expression)
in
special form in 0220.
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Thus
in
special form
There are a few more expansions for Riemann Zeta function.
Euler’s product is equivalent to the following
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using primes in order.
We can use the following formula
(regular expression)
in special form
in 0218.
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in special form
There is another version of expansion of Riemann Zeta function. That is,
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Using the following formula of series
(regular
expression)
in special
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Applying gamma-shaped multipliers and rule of signs repeatedly, we finally get
in special form