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Statements asserting that an algebraic identity or explicit formula holds over a specified parameter range — e.g. closed-form expressions for constants, factorizations, or values of a function in terms of its parameters. Claims here are verifiable by direct manipulation of the formula, not deep theorems; claims about named conjectures or specific constructions belong under their own tags.

For k≥1 and −k≤a≤k, the constant satisfies c(k^2 + 2a + 1) = k/(k^2 + a).

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