Yeah... the article says it continues the story of the Scientific American article (they cite themselves), maybe there's more material there? At least there is some hint of where they come from at least in some of them, conceivably one could use those search terms and the references to find more. On 6/13/20 13:36, Cris Moore via math-fun wrote:
This is a beautiful article, but it doesn’t explain where any of these identities (Ramanujan and successors for \pi) come from. I know this might be a heavy lift, but are there any of these that can be explained on an elementary level, even if non-rigorously?
Cris
On Jun 13, 2020, at 1:58 PM, Andres Valloud <ten@smallinteger.com> wrote:
Do you know if there's some way to look at this article easily? I found an article online,
https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fcarma.newcastle.edu.au%2... <https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fcarma.newcastle.edu.au%2fresources%2fjon%2fRAMA125f.pdf&c=E,1,tD7fkLZ0jLAfU9Ps1gY77iYKnRglBLV9Lf2amF6it_5gLpiPYSfZK8vl85wvF8EkttpWq3fILTmj7MpS-dWivQXcBNVGGPI0pDXvOJTrqQp2tnM,&typo=1>
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