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John Wallis expanded it as the following infinite products
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We can convert it into continued fraction by the following formula
(regular expression)
in special form
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in special form
William Brouncker did the same kind of thing as
in special form
or
in special form
An Indian scholar expanded it as
that is
arctan(1)
and also
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We can convert the latter into continued fraction by the following formula
(regular
expression)
in
special form
Since
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we have
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in special form
after applying the rules of signs(up->front, down->front&next in every two terms).