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Split the kernel into two standard pieces. Partial fractions give , so with The two halves need different series, which is exactly why the naive symmetry argument that sends fails here.
Evaluate the first half with the logarithm series. Using and the standard moment ,
Evaluate the second half with the harmonic generating function. Here , and , so Shifting the index with and turns this into
Add the halves. The terms cancel: Everything now hinges on one linear Euler sum.
Apply Euler's formula for the linear sum. With at , Hence .
Reduce to a closed form and check numerically. Using and , the terms combine as , giving . Numerically this is , and double-exponential quadrature of the original integral returns as well.
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