Lecture

Harmonic Series and Geometric Series

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of harmonic series and geometric series, including their generalizations and applications. The instructor explains the convergence criteria for these series, such as the comparison test and the ratio test. The lecture also delves into the order of infinity and the application of d'Alembert's criterion. Through various examples and applications, students learn how to determine the convergence of series and apply different convergence tests.

Instructor

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