Series with Nonnegative Summands, Leibniz

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This lecture covers the convergence of series with nonnegative summands, focusing on the Leibniz criterion, alternating series, and harmonic series. It explains the conditions for convergence, monotonicity, and the properties of alternating harmonic series.

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