Harmonic Number Sum Congruence

[Leroy Quet]

I forgot to post the following to seq.fan:

By the way, the sequence of 

{m! h(m) (mod {m+1})}  -> 1, 1 ,0, 3, 4, 2,.. (?)

does not seem to be in the EIS either.

Is there a closed form for this sequence? ...

(...which also equals
{sum{k=1 to m}  H(k) k! (m-k)! (mod {m+1})})


Regarding:
>I wrote:
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>>Below is some of a post I made recently to sci.math.
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>>I have added some more seq.fan-friendly material and edited the rest of 
>>my original (truncated) message.
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>>Let H(n) = sum{k=1 to n} 1/k, 
>>the n_th harmonic number.
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>>I suppose that, for each m = positive integer,
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>>sum{k=1 to m-1}  H(k) k! (m-k)!
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>>is congruent to
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>>(1/2) m! H(floor(m/2))) (-1)^m 
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>>(mod (m+1)) .
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>>(I do not know if the result is trivial {or am certain it is correct}.)
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>We can rewrite the above so it becomes, perhaps to some reading this, 
>more simply stated and more natural.
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>(Take sum from 1 to m, instead of from 1 to m-1)
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>sum{k=1 to m}  H(k) k! (m-k)!
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>is congruent to
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>m! *h(m)   (mod(m+1)),
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>where h(m) = sum{k=0 to floor((m-1)/2)}  1/(m -2k)  .
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>Now, h(m) =
>sum{k=0 to floor((m-1)/2)}  1/(m -2k)
>is interesting in itself, for it is (analogously to "double-factorials") 
>the sum of the reciprocal of EVERY-OTHER positive integer <=m 
>(even or odd, depending on m).
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>Neither sequence:
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>m!*h(m) 
>nor
>m!!*h(m)
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>nor
>sum{k=1 to m}  H(k) k! (m-k)!
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>seems to be in the EIS either, if I calculated correctly by hand.
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>Thanks,
>Leroy
> Quet
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>>I decided to post this message to seq.fan because the sequence formed from
>>sum{k=1 to m-1}  H(k) k! (m-k)!
>>is not in the database.
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>>It would be more natural too take the sum to m instead of (m-1).
>>So, the sequence
>>sum{k=1 to m}  H(k) k! (m-k)!
>>begins (figured by hand):
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>>1, 4, 16, 73, 388, ...
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>>And, no, this sequence does not seem to be in the EIS either.
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>>thanks,
>>Leroy Quet