
The authors studied on some congruence relations among symmetric multiple zeta functions, called symmetric multiple zeta-star values and multiple zeta-star values. They showed a congruence between symmetric multiple zeta-star values and multiple zeta-star values. They also showed that this congruence together with Aoki and Ohno's relation, the sum formula and the generalized height-one duality for multiple zeta-star values directly lead to those for the symmetric counterparts. The authors also showed that a finite sum of \(L*M (k; t)\), which is a polynomial in \(t\) of order at most \(M\) without a constant term, satisfies an inhomogeneous linear differential equation. They also gave unique solution of the differential equation, which was given by the main theorem.
Multiple Dirichlet series and zeta functions and multizeta values, symmetric multiple zeta-star value, multiple zeta-star value
Multiple Dirichlet series and zeta functions and multizeta values, symmetric multiple zeta-star value, multiple zeta-star value
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