Sunday, 26 October 2014

contest math - Putnam Series Question

I'm studying for the Putnam Exam and am a bit confused about how to go about solving this problem.





Sum the series
m=1n=1m2n3m(n3m+m3n).




I've tried "splitting" the expression to see if a geometric sum pops up but that didn't get me anywhere. I've also tried examining the first few terms of the series for the first few values of m to see if an inductive pattern emerged but no luck there either.

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