Lecture

Convergence of Series

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Description

This lecture covers the convergence criteria of series, including series depending on a parameter, real functions, their domains, and parity. It explains the convergence of alternating series, absolute convergence, partial sums, and the Leibniz criterion. It also discusses convergence tests, such as the comparison test, the ratio test, and the d'Alembert and Cauchy criteria.

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