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SOLVED: Given an example of a sequence of functions { fn(x)} on (0,1) that converges point- wise to f(c) = 1 but does not converge uniformly [6] (ii) A power series Cn
Abel's Theorem. Let f(x) = ∑ anxn be a power series with finite positive radius of convergence R. If the series converges at
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MATH 510 - Introduction to Analysis I - Fall 2020 Homework #9 (uniform convergence) The following problems appeared in Qualifyin
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