Written: June 20, 2002

Appeared in Advances in Applied Mathematics v. 30 (2003), 633-654.

In this article I combine ideas due to two of my favorite Frenchmen: Roger Apery and Jacques Derrida (who prove what a great melting pot France is, since neither is a "true" Frenchman. The former is a son of a Greek immigrant while the latter is a Jew who grew up in Algeria). I am sure that Computerized Deconstruction, once it gets off the ground, will be as influential as Metaphysical Deconstruction was in philosophy and literary theory.

This article is accompanied by FIVE Maple packages:

• PADE
• AperyWZ (you also need EKHAD in the same directory). Here is a sample input file for AperyWZ , if you type: maple -q < inAperyWZ > oAperyWZ , you would get output file for AperyWZ .
• AperyRecurrence (you also need EKHAD in the same directory). Here is a sample input file for AperyRecurrence , if you type: maple -q < inAperyRecurrence > oAperyRecurrence , you would get output file for AperyRecurrence .
• AperyAcc (here is a sample input file for AperyAcc , if you type: maple -q < inAperyAcc > oAperyAcc , you would get output file for AperyAcc .
• AperyAppx (here is a sample input file for AperyAppx , if you type: maple -q < inAperyAppx > oAperyAppx , you would get output file for AperyAppx .

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  Added July 15, 2002: Read the interesting feedback by Navin Singhi

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