Chapter 2 (part a) Flashcards
A sequence (an) converges to a real
number a if, for every ε > 0, …
there exists an N in N such that whenever
n > N it follows that
|an - a| < ε
there exists an N in N such that whenever
n > N it follows that
|an - a| < ε
A sequence (an) converges to a real
number a if, for every ε > 0, …
Epsilon Neighborhood
Given a real number a in R and
and ε > 0 the set…
Vε = {x in R: |x - a| < ε}
is the ε neighborhood of a.
A sequence (an) converges to a
if, given any ε neighborhood Vε of a,
there exists…
a point in the sequence after which
all terms are in Vε(a).
(Every ε neighborhood contains all
but a finite number of the terms
of (an).)
a point in the sequence after which
all terms are in Vε(a).
(Every ε neighborhood contains all
but a finite number of the terms
of (an).)
A sequence (an) converges to a
if, given any ε neighborhood Vε of a,
there exists…
The limit of a sequence, when it exists…
must be unique.
A sequence (xn) is bounded if there exists
a number M > 0 such that
|xn| M
for all n in N.
(In other words, there is an interval
[-M,M] that contains every term in a sequence]
must be unique.
The limit of a sequence, when it exists…
a number M > 0 such that
|xn| < M
for all n in N.
(In other words, there is an interval
[-M,M] that contains every term in a sequence]
A sequence (xn) is bounded if there exists…
Algebraic Limit Theorem
Let lim (an) = a and lim (bn) = b,
then…
i. ) lim (can) = c lim (an)
ii. ) lim (an + bn) = a + b
iii. ) lim (anbn) = ab
iv. ) lim (an/bn) = a/b
i. ) lim (can) = c lim (an)
ii. ) lim (an + bn) = a + b
iii. ) lim (anbn) = ab
iv. ) lim (an/bn) = a/b
Algebraic Limit Theorem
Let lim (an) = a and lim (bn) = b,
then…
Order Limit Theorem
Assume lim (an) = a and lim (bn) = b,
then…
i. ) If an > 0 for all n in N, then an > 0.
ii. ) If an < bn for all n in N, then a < b.
iii. ) If there exists a c in R for which
c < bn for all n in N, then c < b_._
iv.) Similarly, if an < c for all n in N,
then a < c.
i. ) If an > 0 for all n in N, then an > 0.
ii. ) If an < bn for all n in N, then a < b.
iii. ) If there exists a c in R for which
c < bn for all n in N, then c < b.
iv.) Similarly, if an < c for all n in N,
then a < c.
Order Limit Theorem
Assume lim (an) = a and lim (bn) = b,
then…
Squeeze Theorem
If xn < yn < zn
for all n in N, and if
lim(xn) = lim(yn) = L, then…
lim(yn) = L
Cesaro Means Theorem
If (xn) converges to some limit L, then the sequence of the averages….
yn = (x1 + x2 + … + xn)/n
converges to the same limit L.