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1. Mathematics › Advanced Mathematical Identities

   Some binomial series obtained by the WZ-method

   Guillera · Advances in Applied Mathematics · 2002

   The paper applies the WZ-method to binomial series, obtaining some of the easiest Ramanujan formulae and some new Ramanujan-like sums.

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   1. Supported · 71%The paper says the WZ-method yields some of the simplest Ramanujan formulae and some new Ramanujan-like sums.“Using the WZ-method we find some of the easiest Ramanujan's formulae and also some new interesting Ramanujan-like sums.”