
TL;DR
This paper introduces two novel series involving powers of pi inspired by Ramanujan and Zeilberger, providing proofs for specific series and proposing numerous conjectures in this new area.
Contribution
It presents new types of series for powers of pi, proves two specific series, and explores a novel research direction with many conjectures.
Findings
Proved a series for 1/pi involving binomial coefficients.
Proved a series for a combination of pi^2 and rational numbers.
Established a new framework for series related to powers of pi.
Abstract
Motivated by Ramanujan-type series and Zeilberger-type series, in this paper we investigate two new types of series for powers of . For example, we prove that and We also pose many conjectures in this new direction.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · Analytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
