Lecture

Convergence of Series

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Description

This lecture covers the criteria for the convergence of numerical series, including the definition of convergent series, partial sums, and the sum of series. It also discusses absolute convergence, infinite sums, and the convergence criteria of series. The lecture explores the Cauchy criterion, Leibniz criterion, and alternating series, providing examples and demonstrations to illustrate the concepts.

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Analysis: Calculus, Complex analysis

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