Serries Flashcards

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Recurrance relation

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Function that describes the increasing values of a sequence

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Sequence

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Ordered list of numbers

ie {2, 4, 6, 8, 10, …}

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Limit of a sequence

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The limit as the number of terms increases towards infinity
Lim n→∞ {a}=L
Equal to Lim n→∞ f(x)=L

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Converging sequences

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Has a Lim n→∞ {a}

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Diverging Sequences

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Has no Lim n→∞ {a}

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Infinite Serries

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A serries with an infinite number if terms

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Nondecreasing Sequences

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Each term of the sequence increases

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Monotonic Sequences

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Series in which the terms neither continuously increase or decrease

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Bounded serries

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A series whose terms are all less than or equal to a finite number

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Geometric Sequence

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Series in which the last term is multiplied by an unchanging number

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Sequence Ratio

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The unchanging number by which the terms in geometric sequence are multiplied

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Squeeze Theorem for sequences

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If {a}<{c}
And Lim{a}=Lim{c}
Then Lim{b} is equal too

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Harmonic Sequence

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Increasing denominator value by one
Σ(1/k)=1+1/2+1/3+…
Limit of zero

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P-serries

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Increasing denominator value by one with an exponent
Σ(1/k^p)
Limit of zero

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Convergence Test

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Sequence converges if the sequence limit equals zero

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Ratio Test

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If the ratio ‘r’ is 0<1, the sequence converges

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Root test

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If p= Lim k→∞ k’d√(a sub-k)

If 0<p><1, the sequence converges

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Comparison Test

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If all the terms of series1 are greater than the terms of series2
They either converge together or diverge together

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Limit comparison test

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When Lim k→∞ for a/b is 0 and and be converge together
But
When Lim k→∞ for a/b is ∞ and and be diverge together

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Alternating harmonic serries

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Harmonic function only the signs change with each term
Takes the form:
Σ[(-1)^(k+1)]/k

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Alternating serries

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Series in which the terms alternate between positive and negative

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Nonincreaseing

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Each term of the series decreses

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Alternating Series test

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An alternating series converges if Lim k→∞ a=0

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Series Remainder

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Rn=|S-Sn|
The absolute error in approximating the value to which an infinite series converges, using the convergent value at the n-the term as the measurement

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Absolute convergence

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When a series still converges even when the Σf(a) becomes Σ|f(a)|

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Conditional Convergence

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When a series converges only when Σf(a) but not for Σ|f(a)|

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Power Serries

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Series of Exponentially increasing terms

Takes the form: Σc*x^p

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Taylor serries

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Series in the form Σc(x-a)^k
Each coefficient takes the form:
k-th derivative of the function of a over k!
[f^k(a)]/k!

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Taylor’s Theorem

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The function f(x) output is equal to the n-th output, plus the remainder Rn
f(x)=pn(x)+Rn(x)
Rn(x)=[f^(n+1)(c)]/[(n+1)!]*(x-a)^(n+1)
Need to write this out

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Interval of convergence

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The set of x-values on which the power series converges

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The radius of convergence

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Distance from the center of the series to the boundary of the interval

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Power series center

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The ‘a’ value in Σc(x-a)^k

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Maclaurin Series

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Any Taylor Series centered at 0

Meaning the a-value is zero

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Linear Term (for linear aproximation series)

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The portion of the series sum that takes the form:
f(a)+f’(a)(x-a)
Equal to p1(x)

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Quadratic term (for quadratic approximation)

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The portion of the series sum that takes the form:
C(x-a)^2
Always at the very end

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n-th Taylor Polynomial

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Denoted pn
Has a center at ‘a’

Takes the form:
Pn=f(a)+f’(a)(x-a)+…+(nth-f(a)/n!)(x-a)^n

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Differentiating a series

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Find the polynomial

Differentiate one term at a time

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Integrating any serries

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Find the polynomial

Integrate one term at a time

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Binomial Coefficients

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Written as (p over k)
(P(p-1)(p-2)...(p-k+1))/k!
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Binomial serries

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Series in which each term is a binomial coefficient

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Convergence of the Series

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Rn(x)=(n-th f(c))/(n+1)! (x-a)^(n+1)

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Whys the taylor series so important?

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Describes any function

42
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Differentiating or integrating a power series

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Find the maclaurin series for the function in question (or vice versa)
Limit that series to the interval
Calculate the integral or derivative for each term

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Finding the power series of a function

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Find the interval of convergence
Substitute a function within that interval
…See book for details