Formalization of Wallis Infinite Product Formula for <i>π</i> and the Wallis Integral

Summary In this article, we develop the proof of the so-called Wallis formula using the Mizar formalism. The purpose of this formalization is to complete the proof of Stirling’s formula using elementary techniques of calculus; however, the formal encoding of the Wallis-type integral is also included.

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Formalized Mathematics
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/forma-2025-0007
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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Formalization of Wallis Infinite Product Formula for π and the Wallis Integral

Yasushige Watase
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Formalized Mathematics
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Formalization of Wallis Infinite Product Formula for π and the Wallis Integral

Yasushige Watase
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Summary In this article, we develop the proof of the so-called Wallis formula using the Mizar formalism. The purpose of this formalization is to complete the proof of Stirling’s formula using elementary techniques of calculus; however, the formal encoding of the Wallis-type integral is also included.

Formalized MathematicsVol. 33(1)
Rissho University (JP)
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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