Series Fundamentals Flashcards
When does series sum k=1 to inf Ak converge
Series sim k=1 to inf Ak converges when Sn = sum k=1 to n Ak converges to s as n tends to infinity.
When is series sum k=1 to inf Ak absolutely convergent and what is conditional convergence
Series sum k=1 to in Ak is absolutely convergent when sum k=1 to inf mod(Ak) is a convergent series.
Conditional convergence is when a series is convergent but it absolutely convergent
If a series is absolutely convergent, what else is it
If a series is absolutely convergent, then it is also convergent
What is the vanishing test
Vanishing test is :
If series sum k=1 to inf Ak converges then lim k tends to inf Ak = 0
What is the comparison test
Comparison test is:
Suppose sum k=1 to inf Ak and sum k=1 to inf are 2 series satisfying 0 <= Ak <= Bk for all k in N, if sum k=1 to inf Bk converges, then sum k=1 to inf Ak converges
What is the ratio test
Ratio test is :
Series sum k=1 to inf Ak converges absolutely if 0 <= Lim k tends to inf supMod(Ak+1 /Ak) < 1 and diverges if 1 < lim k tends to inf inf mod(Ak+1 /Ak) <= inf
What is the root test
Root test is :
Let Ak be a sequence of real numbers, gamma = lim k tends to inf sup mod(Ak)^1/k then series sum k=1 to inf Ak converges absolutely if 0 </ gamma < 1 and diverges of gamma > 1