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σ₁ computed here = 0.02309570896612103381431 — CORRECT! And η_0 = −γ exactly. So eta_str[0] is fine and σ_1 is fine. But compute_eta PRINTED "sigma_1 = 0.023095708966121031343" — wrong at digit 20. So the print inside compute_eta shows a different value than tau0−eta0+1 computed outside... In compute_eta, sigma[1] = (−1)^0·(tau[0] − mp.mpf(eta_str[0])) + 1 with tau[0] = mp.mpf(-0.5)*(mp.log(4*mp.pi) + mp.mpf(GAMMA_E)) — GAMMA_E! Here I used mp.euler. Difference: GAMMA_E − euler = −3.6e-51. That gives σ_1 error 1.8e-51, not 2.5e-21. Hmm, but the printed σ_1 differs at 2.5e-21... WAIT. Maybe the σ₁ print in compute_eta is fine and my reading is off: "sigma_1 = 0.023095708966121031343 (closed form 0.023095708966121033814)". Hmm: 0.023095708966121031343 vs 0.023095708966121033814: differ at digit 20: ...031343 vs ...033814. Yes 2.5e-21. In compute_eta: sigma[1] = ((-1)**(1-1) * (tau[0] - mp.mpf(eta_str[0])) + 1). (−1)^0 = 1 ✓. tau[0] computed at "mp.mp.dps = full_digits + 50" — set just before? Look at the code flow in compute_eta after my edit: ``` # ---- sigma_m: exact (arithmetic) for m <= 24; zeros for 25..200 print(...) mp.mp.dps = full_digits + 50 tau = {0: mp.mpf(-0.5) * (mp.log(4 * mp.pi) + mp.mpf(GAMMA_E))} for j in range(1, K_SPLIT): z = mp.mpf(zeta_str[j + 1]) tau[j] = (-1) ** (j + 1) * (1 - mp.mpf(2) ** (-(j + 1))) * z sigma = {} for m in range(1, K_SPLIT + 1): sigma[m] = ((-1) ** (m - 1) * (tau[m - 1] - mp.mpf(eta_str[m - 1])) + 1) ``` WAIT — tau[j] formula: τ_j = (−1)^{j+1}(1−2^{−(j+1)})ζ(j+1) — Lagarias Remark: τ_n(π_triv) = (−1)^{n+1}(1−1/2^{n+1})ζ(n+1) ✓. And σ_m = (−1)^{m−1}(τ_{m−1} − η_{m−1}) + 1 ✓ derived from (4.10): (−1)^{m−1}σ_m = τ_{m−1} − η_{m−1} + (−1)^{m−1} → σ_m = (−1)^{m−1}(τ_{m−1} − η_{m−1}) + 1 ✓. At m=1: σ_1 = (+1)(τ_0 − η_0) + 1 ✓. Should be right. Printed wrong?! Unless... eta_str[0] INSIDE compute_eta at that moment differs from outside? No — same dict. tau[0] with GAMMA_E vs mp.euler: −3.6e-51/2 → σ_1 error 1.8e-51. Printed value wrong at 2.5e-21. Hmm hm hm. Is the print at mp.mp.dps = 60 with nstr(.,20): nstr(sigma[1], 20) — sigma[1] is mpf; nstr gives 20 sig digits: 0.023095708966121031343 — count: 0.023095708966121031343 has 21 sig digits?? "023095708966121031343" → 2.3095708966121031343e-2: nstr(x, 20) should give 20 digits. Whatever — the value itself differs from correct at 2.5e-21. OH WAIT!!! Maybe sigma[1] got OVERWRITTEN: after the exact loop, `for m in range(K_SPLIT + 1, 201): sigma[m] = 2*mp.re(...)` — m from 25 — doesn't touch sigma[1]. Hmm. Let me look at the ACTUAL current code in the file around sigma — maybe the edit produced something different from what I think. Read the compute_eta function as it exists now.
σ₁ traced fine outside. Let me read the actual current compute_eta code to spot the discrepancy.
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