Sequence Flashcards

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bounded from above

A

A sequence {an} is called bounded from above, if there
exists K ∈ R such that
∀n ∈ Z^+ : an ≤ K.

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2
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increasing monotonically

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if an ≤ an+1 for every positive integer n

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3
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strictly increasing

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if an < an+1 for every positive integer n

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4
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decreasing monotonically

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if an ≥ an+1 for every positive integer n

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5
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strictly decreasing

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if an > an+1 for every positive integer n

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6
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converges I.

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A sequence {an} converges to a real number A, if ∀ε > 0 there exists a positive integer nε such that |an − A| < ε whenever
n > nε.

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7
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converges II.

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A sequence {an} converges, to a real number A, if an
arbitrary neighbourhood of A contains the members of the sequence
with finitely many exception

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8
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Limit

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The limit of a convergent sequence is unique.

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9
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The necessary condition of convergence

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If a sequence {an} converges, then its bounded

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10
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Subsequences thorem

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If the original sequence converges, then its subsequence is
also converges, and its limit is the same, as the limit of the original
sequence.

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11
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Subsequences Definition

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A subsequence is a sequence that can be derived from
another sequence by deleting some elements without changing the
order of the remaining elements.

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12
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Subsequences

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If every subsequence derived from {an} converges, then {an}
is convergent as well

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13
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Subsequences

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If the sequence {an} converges, then adding finitely many
elements to it, the new sequence is also convergent with the same
limit.

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14
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The sufficient condition of convergence

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If the sequence {an} is monotonic and bounded, then it
converges. If its increasing monotonically, then its limit is the least
upper bound of the sequence. Similarly, if its decreasing monotonically,
then the limit is the greatest lower bound of the sequence.

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15
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Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem

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Each sequence has a monotonic subsequence.

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16
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Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem

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(Bolzano-Weierstrass) Each bounded sequence has a
convergent subsequence.

17
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The Cauchy convergence test

A

m (The Cauchy convergence test)
The sequence {an} converges if and only if for every positive real
number ε there exists a positive integer nε, such that n, m > nε implies
|an − am| < ε.

18
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Operations and limits

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If the sequence {an} converges to the real number A, then
∀c ∈ R the sequence {can} converges to cA.

19
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Operations and limits

A

If the sequences {an} and {bn} converge, lim(n→∞)an = A and
lim(n→∞)bn = B, then their sum {an + bn} converges as well and
lim(n→∞)(an + bn) = A + B.

20
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Sandwich theorem (squeeze theorem)

A

If the sequence {an} and {cn} converge and ∀n ∈ Z+
an ≤ bn ≤ cn, furthermore lim(n→∞)an = lim(n→∞)cn = A, then {bn} converges
to A as well.