Sequences and Limiting Processes
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Sequences tending to infinity
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Definition: The sequence [Equation goes here - download the original to see it.]
is said to tend to infinity, if, for all numbers M, there exists an N, such that [Equation]. This may be written [Equation] Such a sequence is also said to be divergent. Example. The sequence [Equation] tends to infinity. A sequence may also tend to [Equation] if the [Equation] can be made less than any negative number, no matter how great provided n is sufficiently large.
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Contents of
Sequences and Limiting Processes
1 Sequences
2 Null sequences
3 Limits
4 Sequences tending to infinity
5 Alternating (or oscillating) sequence
6 Combining limits
7 Monotone sequences
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