Series
[617/96%]Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find their sums:
Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find their sums:
Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find their sums:
Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find their sums:
Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find their sums:
Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find their sums:
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Directly prove the convergence of the following series and find its sum:.
Investigate the convergence of the series .
Prove that if the series converges, then the series obtained by grouping the terms of this series without changing their order
also converges and has the same sum. The converse is not true. Give an example.
Prove that if the terms of the series are positive, and the series obtained by grouping the terms of this series converges, then the original series also converges.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Prove that the series formed from the reciprocals of the terms of an arithmetic series is divergent.
Prove that if the series () and () both converge and , then the series () also converges. If the series () and () both diverge, what can be said about the convergence of series ()?
Suppose the two divergent series and have terms that are nonnegative. What can be said about the convergence of the following two series:
and
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Prove that if the series converges, then the series also converges. The converse does not hold; give an example.
Prove that if the series and converge, then the series
also converge.
Prove that if
then the series diverges.
Prove that if the series , whose terms are positive and monotonically decreasing, converges, then
If for , . Does the series converge?
Using the Cauchy criterion, prove the convergence of the following series of positive terms: .
Using the Cauchy criterion, prove the convergence of the following series of positive terms:
Using the Cauchy criterion, prove the convergence of the following series of positive terms:
Using the Cauchy criterion, prove the divergence of the following series:
Using the Cauchy criterion, prove the divergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
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Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Using the comparison test, d'Alembert's test or Cauchy's test, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Prove: if
then , where .
Prove: if
then the series converges.
The converse statement is not true. Study the example
Prove that if, for the series , the limit
exists, then
also exists.
The converse statement is not true: if limit (Б) exists, then limit (A) may fail to exist. Study the example
Prove that if
then (a) when the series converges; (b) when this series diverges (a generalization of Cauchy's test).
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series:
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Using Raabe's and Gauss's tests, investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Prove that if and
then .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: , and .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Find the order of decrease of the general term , and hence investigate the convergence of the series , where: .
Prove that if there exists such that for , , then the series converges; if from some on, , then the series diverges.
Investigate the convergence of the series with the following general term: .
Investigate the convergence of the series with the following general term: .
Investigate the convergence of the series with the following general term: .
Using the Cauchy integral test, investigate the convergence of the series with the following general term: .
Using the Cauchy integral test, investigate the convergence of the series with the following general term: .
Investigate the convergence of the series
Prove that if the terms of the positive series decrease monotonically, then the series and the series converge or diverge together.
Let be a monotonically nonincreasing positive-valued function. Prove that if the series converges, then for its remainder we have the following estimate:
Using this formula, find the sum of the series to within .
Prove Yermakov's test: let be a monotonically decreasing positive-valued function, and let
If , then the series converges; if , then the series diverges.
Prove the Lobachevsky test: let the terms of the positive series decrease monotonically to zero; then the series and the series
converge or diverge together, where is the largest index of the terms satisfying the inequality
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Investigate the convergence of the following series:.
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Study the convergence of the series , whose general term is: .
Replace the sequence by the corresponding series, and then study its convergence, where: .
Replace the sequence by the corresponding series, and then study its convergence, where: .
If
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approximately how many terms of the series must be taken in order to compute the sum of the series accurate to within .
A problem number carrying a "+" superscript at the upper right indicates that the answer given here does not agree with the answer given in the appendix of the original Chinese translation of the problem collection; this will not be noted again below. The Chinese translation was based essentially on the second Russian edition, and some errors in the second Russian edition have since been corrected in the third Russian edition.
Prove: the terms of a non-absolutely convergent series can, without changing their order, be grouped into blocks so that the resulting new series converges absolutely.
Let there be a series ; if (a) as , the general term of this series tends to zero; (б) a certain series , obtained by combining the terms of the given series without changing their original order, converges; (в) in the terms , the number of terms being summed is bounded, prove that the series converges.
Prove: if the terms of a convergent series are rearranged so that each term is displaced from its original position by no more than positions ( being a number given in advance), then its sum is unchanged.
Prove the convergence of the following series and find its sum:
Prove the convergence of the following series and find its sum:
Prove the convergence of the following series and find its sum:
Given , find the sum of the series obtained by rearranging the terms of the given series in the order:
Rearrange the terms of the convergent series
so that it becomes divergent.
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series:
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Investigate the convergence of the variable-sign series: .
Prove: if
then the alternating series converges.
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following series: .
Let
be a rational function, where , , and when , .
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the series
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the following series:
Investigate the convergence of the series:
Investigate the convergence of the series:
Prove: the series
,
are not absolutely convergent on the interval .
For the series
determine, for all parameters : (a) the region of absolute convergence; (б) the region of non-absolute convergence.
For the series
determine:
the region of absolute convergence;
the region of conditional convergence.
Investigate the convergence of the series
where .
If the series converges and , can we conclude that the series also converges?
Let be a non-absolutely convergent series, and
prove that .
Prove: for every , the sum of the series
lies between and .
Prove: if the terms of the series
are rearranged so that groups of consecutive positive terms alternate with groups of consecutive negative terms, then the sum of the new series is
Prove: if the signs of the terms of the harmonic series are changed so that positive terms are followed by negative terms (), without otherwise changing the original order, then this series is always divergent. It is convergent only when .
If, of two series: (a) one series converges while the other diverges; (б) both series diverge, what can be said about the sum of the two series?
Find the sum of the two series: .
Find the sum of the series: .
Find the sum of the series: .
Find the sum of the series: .
Prove that .
Prove that .
Prove that the square of the convergent series is a divergent series.
Prove that the product of the two series and is a convergent series when , and a divergent series when .
Verify that the product of the two divergent series and is an absolutely convergent series.
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: (Lambert series).
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following function series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the following functional series: .
Prove: if the Laurent series converges at and , then this series also converges when .
Find the domain of convergence of the Laurent series and find its sum.
Determine the domain of absolute and conditional convergence of the Newton series:
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where .
Prove: if the Dirichlet series converges at , then this series also converges when .
Prove: the necessary and sufficient condition for the sequence to converge uniformly on the interval to the limit function is
where .
What does it mean for the sequence : (a) to converge on the interval ; (b) to converge uniformly on every finite interval ; (c) to converge uniformly on the interval ?
For the sequence , find the smallest index of its terms, such that from this term on the terms of the sequence differ from the limit function at the given point by no more than , where .
Does this sequence converge uniformly on the given interval ?
How many terms of the series should be taken so that the partial sum differs from the sum of the series by less than , for ? Given:
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Find the value of .
For which can the inequality
be guaranteed to hold?
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the given interval:
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Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated intervals:
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where .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated intervals:
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Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequences on the indicated interval :
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Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequences on the indicated interval :
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Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated intervals:
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Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated intervals:
on a finite interval ;
on the interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence on the indicated interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the sequence
on the interval .
Let be an arbitrary function defined on the interval , and let . Prove that as , .
Let the function have a continuous derivative on the interval , and let
Prove that on the closed interval (where ), .
Let , where is a continuous function. Prove that the sequence converges uniformly on every finite closed interval .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: :
on the interval , where ;
on the interval .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: , on the closed interval .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: , on the closed interval .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: , on the closed interval .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: , .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: , .
Investigate the convergence of the following series: :
, where ;
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Using the Weierstrass test, prove the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated intervals:
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, , an arbitrary positive number;
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, .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: :
on the closed interval , where ;
on the closed interval .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Investigate the uniform convergence of the following functional series on the indicated interval: , .
Can a sequence of discontinuous functions converge uniformly to a continuous function?
Prove: if the series converges uniformly on , then the series also converges uniformly on .
If the series converges absolutely and uniformly on , must the series necessarily converge uniformly on ?
Investigate the example , where .
Prove that the series
where
converges absolutely and uniformly, admits no convergent series of positive constant terms as a dominating (majorant) series.
Prove that if a series , each of whose terms is a monotone function, converges absolutely at the endpoints of the closed interval , then this series converges absolutely and uniformly on the closed interval .
Prove that the power series converges uniformly on any closed interval lying entirely within its interval of convergence.
Suppose and the series converges. Prove that the series converges absolutely and uniformly on any bounded closed set not containing any of the points .
Prove that if the series converges, then the Dirichlet series converges uniformly for .
Suppose the series converges. Prove that the series converges uniformly on the domain .
Prove that the function is continuous and has a continuous derivative on the domain .
Prove that the function :
is defined and continuous at every point except ;
is a periodic function with period .
Prove that the series converges on the closed interval but not uniformly, while its sum is a continuous function on this interval.
Determine the domain of existence of the function and investigate its continuity, given:
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Let be the rational numbers of the interval . Prove that the function
has the following properties:
it is continuous;
it is differentiable at the irrational points and not differentiable at the rational points.
Prove that the Riemann function is continuous on the domain and has continuous derivatives of all orders on this domain.
Prove that the function is defined for and is infinitely differentiable there.
Determine the domain of existence of the function and investigate its differentiability, given:
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Prove that the sequence converges uniformly on the interval , but
Prove that the sequence converges uniformly on the interval , but
For what values of the parameter : (a) does the sequence
converge on the closed interval ; (б) does the sequence in (a) converge uniformly on ; (в) can be taken by passing the limit under the integral sign?
Prove that the sequence converges on the interval , but
Prove that the sequence converges but does not converge uniformly on the closed interval , yet
Is it valid to pass the limit under the integral sign in the following expression
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Compute: .
Compute: .
Compute: .
Is it valid to differentiate the series term by term?
Is it valid to integrate the series
term by term on the closed interval ?
Let be a function differentiable any number of times, and suppose the sequence of its derivatives converges uniformly on every finite interval to a function . Prove that , where is a constant.
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: .
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the following power series, and study its behavior at the endpoints of the interval of convergence: (the Pringsheim series).
Find the domain of convergence of the hypergeometric series
Find the domain of convergence of the following generalized power series: .
Find the domain of convergence of the following generalized power series: .
Find the domain of convergence of the following generalized power series: .
Find the domain of convergence of the following generalized power series: .
Find the domain of convergence of the following generalized power series: .
Expand the function in nonnegative integer powers of the binomial .
Expand the function into a power series in each of the following ways: in powers of ; in powers of the binomial , where ; in powers of . Find the corresponding domains of convergence.
Expand the function in positive integer powers of the difference , and state the interval of convergence of the expansion. Find the sum of the series .
Write out the expansion of the function in positive integer powers of the variable , and find the corresponding interval of convergence.
Write out the expansion of the function in positive integer powers of the variable , and find the corresponding interval of convergence.
Write out the expansion of the function in positive integer powers of the variable , and find the corresponding interval of convergence.
Write out the expansion of the function in positive integer powers of the variable , and find the corresponding interval of convergence.
Write the expansion of the function in nonnegative integer powers of the variable , and find the corresponding interval of convergence.
Write the expansion of the function in nonnegative integer powers of the variable , and find the corresponding interval of convergence.
Write the first three terms of the expansion of the function in nonnegative integer powers of the difference .
Write the first three terms of the expansion of the function and in nonnegative integer powers of the variable .
Expand the functions and in nonnegative integer powers of the variable .
Without actually carrying out the expansion, find the interval of convergence of the power series expansion of the function : expanded in powers of ; expanded in powers of the binomial .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function . (Hint: reduce the given fraction to its simplest rational fractions.)
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Let , find .
Let , find .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
Using the basic expansions I-V, write out the power series expansion in of the function .
First expand the derivative function, then use term-by-term integration to find the power series expansion of the function , and find the sum of the series .
First expand the derivative function, then use term-by-term integration to find the power series expansion of the function .
First expand the derivative function, then use term-by-term integration to find the power series expansion of the function .
First expand the derivative function, then use term-by-term integration to find the power series expansion of the function .
Using various methods, find the power series expansions of the following functions:
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Using the uniqueness of the expansion
find the -th derivative of each of the following functions:
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Expand the function in nonnegative integer powers of the binomial .
Expand the function as a power series in negative integer powers of the variable .
Expand the function as a power series in nonnegative integer powers of the fraction .
Expand the function as a power series in nonnegative integer powers of the fraction .
Let . Prove directly that .
Suppose we define and . Prove:
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Write out several terms of the power series expansion of the function .
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Performing the corresponding operations on power series, expand the function into a power series.
Based on positive integer powers of the variable , write out the first three nonzero terms of the power series expansion of the function .
Based on positive integer powers of the variable , write out the first three (nonzero) terms of the power series expansion of the function .
Based on positive integer powers of the variable , write out the first three (nonzero) terms of the power series expansion of the function .
Let the expansion of be ; derive a recurrence relation for the coefficients (Euler numbers).
Expand the function () into a power series.
Let ; write out the expansion of the function .
If the series has radius of convergence , and the series has radius of convergence , what is the radius of convergence of the series
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Let , . Prove that the radius of convergence of the power series satisfies the inequality .
Prove that if the function and (), where is a constant, then: 1) is infinitely differentiable at any point ; 2) the following expansion holds
Prove that if 1) and 2) exists, then .
Expand into a power series: .
Expand into a power series: .
Expand into a power series: .
Expand into a power series: .
Expand into a power series, writing out four terms: .
Use term-by-term differentiation to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term differentiation to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term differentiation to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term differentiation to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term differentiation to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term integration to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term integration to compute the sum of the series .
Use term-by-term integration to compute the sum of the series .
Prove that the series satisfies the equation .
Prove that the series satisfies the equation .
Find, in the complex domain (), the radius and disk of convergence of the series .
Find, in the complex domain (), the radius and disk of convergence of the series .
Find, in the complex domain (), the radius and disk of convergence of the series .
Find, in the complex domain (), the radius and disk of convergence of the series .
Find, in the complex domain (), the radius and disk of convergence of the series .
Using Newton's binomial formula, approximately compute , and estimate the error when only the first three terms of the expansion are taken.
Compute approximately, and estimate the corresponding error:
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Using a suitable expansion, compute accurate to .
Using a suitable expansion, compute accurate to .
Using a suitable expansion, compute accurate to .
Using a suitable expansion, compute accurate to .
Using a suitable expansion, compute accurate to .
From the equality , find the number , accurate to .
Using the identity , compute the number , accurate to .
Using the formula , find the number , accurate to .
Using the formula , find and , accurate to .
Use the series expansion of the integrand to compute the value of each of the following integrals, accurate to :
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Find the arc length of a single half-wave of the sine curve (), accurate to .
An ellipse has semi-axes and ; find the arc length of the ellipse, accurate to .
A wire is strung between two poles standing a distance meters apart, and the wire hangs in the shape of a parabola. Given that the sag at the lowest point is centimeters, compute the length of the wire, accurate to centimeter.
Expand the function into a Fourier series.
What is the Fourier series of the trigonometric polynomial ?
Expand the function () into a Fourier series. Sketch the graph of the function and the graphs of several partial sums of its Fourier series. Using the expansion, find the sum of the Leibniz series .
On the interval , expand
where is a constant.
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand
where and are constants.
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
On the interval , expand .
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series.
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series.
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series.
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series.
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series, where denotes the distance from to the nearest integer.
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series.
Expand the periodic function into a Fourier series.
Expand the periodic function () into a Fourier series.
Expand the function () into a Fourier series.
Expand the function into a Fourier series:
as a cosine expansion;
as a sine expansion;
as an expansion on the interval .
Plot the graph of the function and the graphs of the sums of the Fourier series in cases (1), (2), and (3). Using these expansions, find the sums of the series:
From the expansion
using term-by-term integration, find the Fourier series of the functions , , and on the interval .
Write out the Lyapunov equation for the function
Using the Lyapunov equation, find the sums of the following series:
Expand the function
into a Fourier series.
Using the formulas
where and , expand the following function into a Fourier series: ( a positive integer).
Using the formulas
where and , expand the following function into a Fourier series:
Using the formulas
where and , expand the following function into a Fourier series:
Using the formulas
where and , expand the following function into a Fourier series:
Using the formulas
where and , expand the following function into a Fourier series:
Expand the following unbounded periodic function into a Fourier series:
Expand the following unbounded periodic function into a Fourier series:
Expand the following unbounded periodic function into a Fourier series:
Expand the function
into a Fourier series.
The functions
are the parametric equations of the boundary of the square: , , where is the arc length measured counterclockwise starting from the point . Expand this function into a Fourier series.
How should the integrable function , given on the interval , be extended to the interval so that its expansion into a Fourier series has the form
How should the integrable function , given on the interval , be extended to the interval so that its expansion into a Fourier series has the form
On the interval , expand the function
as follows:
in cosines of odd multiples of the angle;
in sines of odd multiples of the angle.
Sketch the graphs of the sums of the Fourier series in cases (1) and (2).
Let be an anti-periodic function with period , that is,
What special property does the Fourier series of this function on the interval have?
Let . What special property does the Fourier series of the function on the interval have?
A function with period has a graph that is:
symmetric about the points , as centers;
symmetric about the origin as a center and about as axes of symmetry,
What special properties do its Fourier coefficients , () have in each case?
If the functions satisfy , what relation holds between the Fourier coefficients of and of ()?
If the functions satisfy , what relation holds between the Fourier coefficients of and of ()?
Given that the integrable function with period has Fourier coefficients (), compute the Fourier coefficients () of the "shifted" function ( constant).
Given that the integrable function with period has Fourier coefficients (), compute the Fourier coefficients () of the Steklov function
Let be a continuous function with period , and let () be its Fourier coefficients. Find the Fourier coefficients () of the convolution function
Using the result obtained, derive Lyapunov's equality.
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Let . Find the sum of the series
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Using term-by-term differentiation, find the sum of the following series:
Using term-by-term differentiation, find the sum of the following series:
Using term-by-term differentiation, find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Using term-by-term integration, find the sum of the following series:
Using term-by-term integration, find the sum of the following series:
Using term-by-term integration, find the sum of the following series:
Use Abel's method to find the sum of the following series:
Use Abel's method to find the sum of the following series:
Use Abel's method to find the sum of the following series:
Use Abel's method to find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Find the sum of the following trigonometric series:
Plot the curve
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Find the sum of the following series:
Discuss the series
for its convergence and sum, under the condition , (), given that the series diverges.
Find the sum of the following series:
if (a) ; (б) .
Find the sum of the following series:
if (a) ; (б) .
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Using the series expansion of the integrand, compute the following integral:
Expand the complete elliptic integral of the first kind in positive integer powers of the modulus ():
Expand the complete elliptic integral of the second kind in positive integer powers of the modulus ():
Express the arc length of the following ellipse as a series expanded in positive integer powers of the eccentricity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Find:
Find:
Find:
Prove the formula:
where and .
If two terms in formula (1) are taken to represent the integral
what is the precision of this approximation?
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the following identity:
Prove the convergence of the following infinite product and find its value:
Prove the convergence of the following infinite product and find its value:
Prove the convergence of the following infinite product and find its value:
Prove the convergence of the following infinite product and find its value:
Can the convergence of the following products be deduced from the convergence of the products and ?
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Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
where for .
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
where ().
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
where .
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the convergence of the following infinite product:
Prove: if the series converges, then the product converges.
Prove: if the series converges absolutely, then the product () converges.
Investigate the absolute convergence and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute convergence and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute convergence and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Investigate the absolute and conditional convergence of the following infinite product:
Prove that although the series
diverges, the product
converges.
Prove that although the two series
diverge, the product converges, where
Let
(the Riemann function) and let () be the sequence of primes. Prove:
Prove that the product
and the series
(where , , is the sequence of primes) diverge (Euler).
Let (), and
Prove that .
Hint: investigate .
Use Wallis's formula to prove
Prove that the expression
has a nonzero limit as .
Deduce from this Stirling's formula
where and .
According to Euler's definition, the gamma function is determined by the following formula:
Starting from this formula:
Express the function in the form of an infinite product;
Prove that is meaningful for all real that are not negative integers;
Deduce the following property
Find the value of for positive integer .
Let the function be integrable on the closed interval , and
Prove
Prove that:
where and .
Let () be continuous functions on the interval , and
where the series converges. Prove that the function
is continuous on the interval .
Find an expression for the derivative of the function
What are sufficient conditions for to exist?
Prove that if , then
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
Using Stirling's formula, approximately compute: .
For the product
derive an asymptotic formula.
If is very large, approximately compute .
Using Stirling's formula find the following limits:
;
;
;
.
Using the given data, construct the polynomial of lowest degree :
What are , , approximately equal to?
Using the Lagrange interpolation formula, write the equation of the parabola
passing through the three points , , .
Using the values , ; , ; , , derive an approximate formula for the square root ().
Using the values , , , derive the approximate formula
Using this formula, approximately find: , , .
Taking the values as the interpolation points of a Lagrange polynomial, construct the Lagrange interpolation polynomial on the closed interval for the function .
Using a Lagrange polynomial in place of the function , approximately compute
where
For the functions , , , construct on the closed interval the Bernstein polynomial
For a given function on the closed interval , write out the formula for the Bernstein polynomial .
On the interval , approximate the function using the Bernstein polynomial . Plot the graphs of and .
On , approximate the function using an even-degree Bernstein polynomial
For the function (), write out the Bernstein polynomial .
On the closed interval , for the function , compute the Bernstein polynomial .
Prove: on the closed interval , , where
Let , (). Prove: for , .
Let , (). Prove: for , .
Let be a continuous function on , and let , () be its Fourier coefficients. Prove that the Fejer trigonometric polynomial
converges uniformly to the function on the interval .
Construct the Fejer polynomial for the following function: