Logarithmic Functions: Properties and Convergence

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Description

This lecture covers the properties of logarithmic functions, including examples and proofs related to convergence. It discusses the convergence of series, the radius of convergence, and the use of D'Alembert's criterion. The lecture also explores the Riemann integral, its properties, and applications in calculus.

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