Series for 1/ using Legendre's relation
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Abstract: We present a new method for producing series for and other constants using Legendre's relation, starting from a generation function that can be factorised into two elliptic 's; this way we avoid much of modular theory or creative telescoping. Many of our series involve special values of Legendre polynomials; their relationship to the more traditional Ramanujan series is discussed.
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