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Partial-fraction expansion of the hyperbolic cotangent (cothz=1/z+2z∑n≥1​(z2+π2n2)−1)

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The hyperbolic-sine infinite product gives, by taking its logarithmic derivative,
cothz=z1​+2z∑n=1∞​z2+π2n21​.
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The identity holds away from the poles, with locally convergent sums. For real z>0, it makes (zcothz−1)/z2 positive and strictly decreasing. It is useful for Hartmann flow flux monotonicity and small-argument expansions of hyperbolic functions.

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