>Regards,
>
>On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, JOHN KING wrote:
>> Where can I find those sums? I know that when p=2, the sum is pi^2/6,
>> and I think I recall sums for the even powers; what about the odd
>> powers? What about rational powers?
>
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