(\ \ 2 \^m, 1, \2 \^m, 3 \^n, \2 \^m) / ^4 n + 2 m(2 n + 1) is rational

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Abstract: The cyclic insertion conjecture of Borwein, Bradley, Broadhurst and Lisonv{e}k states that inserting all cyclic shifts of some fixed blocks of 2's into the multiple zeta value {zeta}(1,3,...,1,3) gives an explicit rational multiple of a power of {pi}. In this paper we use motivic multiple zeta values to establish a non-explicit symmetric insertion result: inserting all possible permutations of some fixed blocks of 2's into {zeta}(1,3,...,1,3) gives some rational multiple of a power of {pi}.












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