# Install the numberdb client in SageMath once: sage -pip install numberdb
# Download this table's attached generate.py into the working directory.
# Run this code in SageMath from that directory.
from generate import WittenZeta
g = WittenZeta()
# Change algebra and m to request another positive even argument s = 2*m.
print(g.value({'algebra': 'G2', 'm': '5'}, 100))Exact rational partial fractions of the Weyl-chamber lattice sum give the coefficient $c_{\mathfrak g,m}$ in Formula (5). Euler’s even-zeta formula is evaluated in exact rational arithmetic, and the final power of $\pi$ is enclosed with Arb ball arithmetic at 429 working bits. The smallest measured ball accuracy is 423 bits, exceeding the 100 significant digits written. The attached generate.py and derivation.md give the algorithm and its justification; numerical-evidence.json records the exact coefficients and enclosure checks.
All 16 coefficients agree exactly with independent formulas: the first four even-zeta values for $A_1$, equation (1.1) of [1] for $A_2$, the four examples in Section 4 of [3] for $B_2$, and Example 2.2 of [2] for $G_2$. Separate 600-bit evaluations check the stored decimal intervals. Positive representation sums over $1\leq a,b\leq256$, with explicit integral tail bounds, check all 12 rank-two values. Known-answer and perturbation controls precede these comparisons. The attached checks.py reproduces these checks.