#I need help
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Is that choose function
It's likely the choose function cancels out
Then I would write as partial fractions
This is absurdly hard tbh
Even with the choose function dealt with you have k and n
Why, it can be simplified. That sum is equal to this.
Does choose function mean binomial?
If so,yes
Like this?
Omg how did you simplify that.
Could you teach me about that?
There is Gosper's algorithm for sums of similar type. I expressed binomials in terms of factorials, and wolfram alpha gives an answer in terms of gamma function, which can be further simplified to the expression above. As far as I know wolfram uses Gospers algorithm.
Wolframalpha could answer it but this is not as brief as your answer.
TY Ill learn about Gispers algorithm.
Maybe I ask you some questions about it someday so can you teach me then?
Anyway thank you all very much.🥹
sorry to revive this a little but this should be relevant if you want to learn more: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0LFg5dvPOoc
Please check out the source of this video: https://www2.math.upenn.edu/~wilf/AeqB.html
An informal overview of how to use a computer to solve the problem of finding closed forms of hypergeometric identities.
The video covers the motivation, hypergeometric series, telescoping series, Gosper's algorithm, and the Wilf-Zeilberger proof algorithm a...
the video is a bit rough around the edges but the creator is putting out a follow-up like next week or so going back over the ideas in more detail and clarity