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A Continued-Fraction Criterion for the Flint Hills Series, and the Integer Sequences It Generates
The Flint Hills series is the sum of the reciprocals of the cube of an integer times the square of the sine of that integer, taken over the positive integers, and whether it converges is a well-known open problem, tied to the irrationality measure of pi. We show that its convergence is governed enti
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