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QTheorist
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 01/28/10 10:00am
Hi everybody,
I consider the sum
Sum[1/(n+p),{n,-5,5},{p,-5,5}]
and I want of course to remove the term where both p and n are 0. Is there a way to do so other than breaking the sum in 3 different sums so that n=0 and p=0 is never simultaneously true ?
Sorry if this has already been discussed somewhere else, in this case please indicate the post (I could not find such a post)
Thank you !
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