Two Variants of Euler Sums

Abstract

For positive integers p1,p2,…,pk,q with q>1, we define the Euler T-sum Tp1p2·s pk,q as the sum of those terms of the usual infinite series for the classical Euler sum Sp1p2·s pk,q with odd denominators. Like the Euler sums, the Euler T-sums can be evaluated according to the Contour integral and residue theorem. Using this fact, we obtain explicit formulas for Euler T-sums with repeated arguments analogous to those known for Euler sums. Euler T-sums can be written as rational linear combinations of the Hoffman t-values. Using known results for Hoffman t-values, we obtain some examples of Euler T-sums in terms of (alternating) multiple zeta values. Moreover, we prove an explicit formula of triple t-values in terms of zeta values, double zeta values and double t-values. We also define alternating Euler T-sums and prove some results about them by the Contour integral and residue theorem. Furthermore, we define another Euler type T-sums and find many interesting results. In particular, we give an explicit formulas of triple Kaneko-Tsumura T-values of even weight in terms of single and the double T-values. Finally, we prove a duality formula of Kaneko-Tsumura's conjecture.

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