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tilfaen4a

tilfaen4a

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2022-05-29

Sum to infinity of trignometry inverse: r = 1 arctan ( 4 r 2 + 3 )

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hoffwnbu

hoffwnbu

Beginner2022-05-30Added 13 answers

r = 1 arctan ( 4 r 2 + 3 ) = r = 1 [ arctan ( 2 r 1 ) arctan ( 2 r + 1 ) ] = lim n [ r = 1 n arctan ( 2 r 1 ) r = 3 n + 2 arctan ( 2 r 1 ) ] = lim n [ π 2 + arctan ( 2 ) arctan ( 2 n ) arctan ( 2 n + 1 ) ] = π 2 + arctan ( 2 )
Richardtb

Richardtb

Beginner2022-05-31Added 3 answers

One may observe that summing
u r + 1 u r 1
may be simplified as a telescoping sum:
r = 1 N ( u r + 1 u r 1 ) = r = 1 N ( u r + 1 u r ) + r = 1 N ( u r u r 1 ) = u N + 1 + u N u 1 u 0 .
From the identity
arctan ( 4 r 2 + 3 ) = arctan ( r + 1 2 ) arctan ( r 1 2 )
by telescoping you then obtain
r = 1 N arctan ( 4 r 2 + 3 ) = arctan ( N + 1 2 ) + arctan ( N 2 ) arctan ( 1 2 ) arctan ( 1 1 2 ) ,
giving, as N ,
r = 1 arctan ( 4 r 2 + 3 ) = 2 arctan ( ) arctan ( 1 2 ) = π 2 + arctan 2.

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