cos(x) is at .5 at 60 degrees, or 1.047 rad. The value of sin(x)
will be .8660 at that point. Greater than 1 values means we are
on a larger than unit-1 circle, but the proportions are the same.
So what is the situation here: the value of zeta is controlled by that of s.
Anything to the power of 0 clocks in at 1. In a function that oscllates between
zero and 1, those1s will settle to a global 0.
The oscillator is 1 at 0, and the numbers to the right conspire to an odd.
(try n=4).
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