Lecture

Reordering of Series, Power Series

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This lecture covers the concept of reordering series, with examples illustrating the transformation from one order to another. It also delves into the definition and properties of power series, showcasing how they can be used to represent functions. The convergence of power series is explored through the ratio test, providing insights into the radius of convergence and the behavior at the endpoints.

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