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Tomasz Ordowski
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Apr 18, 2026, 8:50:44 AM (6 days ago)
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Hello!
I noticed that
Lim_{x->oo} (Zeta(x)-1 - Tanh(Sum_{n>1} ArTanh(1/n^x)))^(1/x) = 1/12
and
Lim_{x->oo} (PrimeZeta(x) - Tanh(Sum_{p prime} ArTanh(1/p^x)))^(1/x) = 1/12.
Why this coincidence?
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Tom Ordo
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Tomasz Ordowski
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PS. Proof by cutting off tails. Note that
Tanh(ArTanh(1/2^x)+ArTanh(1/3^x)) = (1/2^x+1/3^x)/(1+(1/2^x)(1/3^x)).
Hence Lim_{x->oo} (1/2^x+1/3^x - (2^x+3^x)/(1+6^x))^(1/x) = 1/12, qed.
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