Difference between revisions of "Radius of convergence"

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The '''radius of convergence''' of a function, such as an infinite series, is the range of values for the domain such that the function converges.
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The '''radius of convergence''' of a function, such as an [[infinite]] series, is the range of values for the [[domain]] such that the function converges.
 
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Revision as of 19:54, December 2, 2007

The radius of convergence of a function, such as an infinite series, is the range of values for the domain such that the function converges.