Approximations of generating functions and a few conjectures
Simon Plouffe

TL;DR
This paper presents a large collection of formulas for integer sequences generated by a computer in 1992, serving as an early database that contributed to the Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences.
Contribution
It provides a methodology for deriving formulas for integer sequences and compiles a significant dataset of over 1,000 formulas from 1992, predating the modern encyclopedia.
Findings
Generated 1031 formulas for integer sequences
Contributed to the early development of the Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
Demonstrated methodology for formula derivation
Abstract
This is a collection of 1031 formulas that were generated by a computer program in 1992. The set is the database of integer sequences as of 1992 which contained 4568 sequences. These sequences were later published in the Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences by Neil J.A. Sloane and Simon Plouffe. The text explain the methodology used for finding a formula. The rest of the pages (over 500) is the collection of formulas found. NOTE : the sequences are numbered in the old system.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Mathematical Identities · Coding theory and cryptography
