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A Series Related to Bernoulli's Numbers

Nature volume 66, page 492 (1902)Cite this article

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THE following seems to be a useful and interesting series:— where Dr = I; Dr−1 = ½ = 3B1; Dr−3 = − 1 6 = 5B2; Dr−5 = 1 6 = 7B3; &c., and generally for all odd values of p>I, B1, B2, … being the numbers of Bernoulli. Also Dr−2=Dr−4=Dr−6=…=o.

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SUTTON, J. A Series Related to Bernoulli's Numbers. Nature 66, 492 (1902). https://doi.org/10.1038/066492d0

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