A sharp Euler-sum identity for height-one motivic multiple mixed values

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Let dd be a positive integer with d≥3d\ge 3. Write 1d−31_{d-3} for a string of d−3d-3 entries equal to 11, let ζ♯\zeta^\sharp denote the Euler sharp sum, and let ζ(m,n)\zeta(m,n) denote a double zeta value. The sharp Euler-sum conjecture. For all such dd,

ζ♯(2,1d−3,2‾)= ⁣12ζ(d+1)−2 ⁣∑m+n=d+1, 2∣nζ(m,n).\zeta^\sharp(2,1_{d-3},\overline{2})=\displaystyle\!\frac12\zeta(d+1)-2\displaystyle\!\sum_{m+n=d+1,\,2\mid n}\zeta(m,n).

This identity is proposed from numerical computation in the discussion of the height-one family V0m(d)V^\mathfrak{m}_0(d).

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Ce Xu and Jianqiang Zhao, “Unramified Motivic Multiple Mixed Values”, arXiv:2607.23455 (2026).

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