Series, Their Convergence
[61/59%]By direct division in ascending powers one can establish the identity:
Starting from it, show that the series
converges for and its sum equals .
Using the identity , prove that the series, whose convergence is to be established directly,
converges and has sum equal to unity.
Prove the equality
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Using the hint of problem 1586 (), find the sum
Prove the equality
where it is assumed that .
Having established the equality
prove that in this case, as , the limit of the sum of the series is not equal to the sum of the limits of the terms of the series, namely: , while
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The series is formed by the following rule: , where , and is a constant number. Prove that for the series converges, and its sum equals .
Using the preceding result (problem 1615), prove that for the series converges.
The terms of a series are formed by the rule:
where , and is a constant number. Prove that for the series diverges.
Prove that the series diverges for .
Establish that the series is divergent, relying on the inequality
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Using the fundamental criterion of convergence, prove that the sum of an absolutely convergent series does not change if the same terms of the series are arranged in any other order.
Show that the sum of a non-absolutely convergent series does not change if the terms of the series are rearranged so that none of them is moved from its place by more than places, where is any given number.
Prove the equality
thereby showing that for non-absolutely convergent series the sum depends essentially on the order of the terms.
Using the equalities
prove that , while , and hence .
Prove that the series is convergent, while the series , obtained from the first by rearranging the terms, is divergent.
Prove that the series
converges on the segment , but not uniformly.
Prove that the series
converges for every , but not uniformly. The same series converges uniformly on any finite segment .
Prove that the series
converges uniformly on the whole real axis .
Prove that the series
can be differentiated term by term.
Prove that the series
represents a continuous function of .
Using Abel's identity, prove that the series
when the conditions
hold, converge uniformly on every segment containing neither inside it nor at its endpoints the values .
Prove that the sum of the series
represents a continuous function.
Prove that for the sum of the series of problem 1643, , has derivative:
Prove that for the function of problem 1644 has no derivative (while nevertheless being continuous).