Everything about Radius Of Convergence totally explained
In
mathematics, the
radius of convergence of a
power series is a non-negative quantity, either a real number or
that represents a range (within the radius) in which the
function will
converge.
Definition
For a power series
f defined as:
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Such a series converges if the real part of
s is less than a particular number depending on the coefficients
an: the
abscissa of convergence.
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