Talk:Sum of Trigonometric Functions over Power

"These need to be split up onto 3 separate pages, but could then be transcluded onto this one. ON the other hand, maybe not, as they interlink and are proved together."

This is exactly what I was thinking before I even began to write the page, and I decided on the latter about halfway through because I felt that having only one of them per page would be rather silly, seeing as each one of the three proofs is somewhat a consequence of the others. Plus, they're fairly small, and probably wouldn't deserve their own individual pages anyway. -D

Every proof always gets its own page, however small, so that's not an argument against putting them all on one page. If they're really small, then they are often merged onto one page using transclusion, but the one-page-one-proof is a philosophy on which this site is based. No worries -- this page is a bit of a special case. Someone will swing past some time soon and bring it up to house style. --prime mover 16:53, 24 November 2011 (CST)

Oh, and beware the eqn template: double-curlies in the template make it fall over because MediaWiki thinks that's the end of the template. So you need a space between them: { { or } }. Pipes | don't work either, you need \vert or \Vert (for double pipe). --prime mover 16:56, 24 November 2011 (CST)