Abstract:By guessing the relative quantities and proving the recursive relation, we present some continued fraction expansions of the Rogers-Ramanujan type. Meanwhile, we also give some J -fraction expansions for the q-tangent and q-cotangent functions.
“…Since there are many Rogers-Ramanujan type identities and polynomials approximating them are not even unique, there might be additional additional results; compare our previous eort [9] for innite versions. Most polynomials from Sill's list [10] are, however, not expressable in terms of one summation and thus not candidates for the present approach.…”
“…Since there are many Rogers-Ramanujan type identities and polynomials approximating them are not even unique, there might be additional additional results; compare our previous eort [9] for innite versions. Most polynomials from Sill's list [10] are, however, not expressable in terms of one summation and thus not candidates for the present approach.…”
By using Euler's approach of using Euclid's algorithm to expand a power series into a continued fraction, we show how to derive Ramanujan's q-continued fractions in a systematic manner.
“…We demonstrate how such people can also derive the continued fraction expansion for tan(nx), by using a technique that has produced many other beautiful expansions [3,4].…”
Section: An Independent Derivation Of the Continued Fraction Expansionmentioning
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