An elementary proof of $\,\sum_{n \ge 1}{1/n^2} = π^2/6\,$ and a recurrence formula for even zeta values

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5 pages, no figures. Small corrections, some examples added at the end of the paper. Submitted to Coll. Math. Journal (03/26/2

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In this note, a series expansion technique introduced recently by Dancs and He for generating Euler-type formulae for $\:\zeta{(2k+1)}$, $\,k\,$ being a positive integer and $\zeta{(s)}$ being the Riemann zeta function, is modified in a manner to furnish the even zeta values $\,\zeta{(2k)}$. As a result, I find an elementary proof of $\:\sum_{n=1}^\infty{{1/{n^2}}} = {\,\pi^2/6}\,$ and a recurrence formula for $\zeta{(2k)}$.

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