Calculate n=0n3(x+12)n ?

1 Answer
Jun 13, 2016

f(x)=2(1+x)(13+10x+x2)(x1)4 for 3<x<1

Explanation:

The target series is S=n=0n3(x+12)n with generic term
t=n3(x+12)n

Let us introduce Sb=n=0(x+12)n with generic term tb=(x+12)n

Sb is convergent for 3<x<1. Comparing terms we have

D3=d3dx3tb=n(n1)(n2)23(x+12)n3=
n323(x+12)n33n223(x+12)n3+2n23(x+12)n3

then

n3(x+12)n=23(x+12)3d3dx3t+3n2(x+12)n2n(x+12)n

Also

D2=d2dx2tb=n(n1)n(x+12)n2 and analogously

22(x+12)2d2dx2tb=n2(x+12)nn(x+12)n

2(x+12)ddxtb=n(x+12)n

2(x+12)D1=n(x+12)n

Putting all together

S0=n=0{23(x+12)3D3+3×22(x+12)2D2+2(x+12)D1}

or

So=2(1+x)(13+10x+x2)(x1)4 for <x<1

Attached is a figure with the comparison between S and

S0=2(1+x)(13+10x+x2)(x1)4

Note:

The final expression for S0 is obtained considering that Dk,{k=1,2,3} is applied on the equivalence Sb11(x+12) for 3<x<1

so

D1=2(x1)2
D2=4(x1)3
D3=12(x1)4

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