A class of infinite sums and integrals
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The author studies closed-form evaluations of a class of sums and integrals derived essentially from the differentitation of Dirichlet \(L\)-functions. Many of the results are new and various generalizations are indicated. All the series are slowly convergent, and their direct summation poses some difficulty.
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