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One has then to expand the product <math>(m+1)_{k+1}</math> in order to get a polynomial in the variable <math>m</math>. Also, for the sum of <math>j^0</math>, the sum is too large by one (since we start at <math>j=0</math>), this has to be taken into account.
<lang python>from fractions import Fraction
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