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Prove elementarily that $L_n$ is strictly decreasing
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Evaluation of a triple sum does not finish in reasonable time
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The proper way to write the input for a certain series
Maybe it's time people from Wolfram improve their software ;)
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@DanielLichtblau I'm somewhat surprised to see Mathematics v8.0 is not able to provide with a correct answer. I was thinking my input is not correct.
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@Szabolcs I use v8.0 here.
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By the alternating series test it's clear the series converges, but it seems the convergence is very slow.
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Why is the output of my limit expression an interval?
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thank you for your explanations!
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No output for N[Limit[Integrate[Sin[x]^n/(Sin[x]^n + Cos[x]^n), {x, 0, Pi/2}], n -> Infinity]]
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