of sequences of functions.
Cauchy made a mistake that was spotted by Abel. Simple stuff then?
Which is why at five in the am I'm lying in my pit fretting.
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uniform convergence
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of sequences of functions.
Cauchy made a mistake that was spotted by Abel. Simple stuff then?
Which is why at five in the am I'm lying in my pit fretting.
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Six days you've spent on this. Leave it and do something else, time is short.
--but I almost understand it.
There are no marks for understanding.
convergence
Hi Neil,
convergence is actual what I read about in Prime Obesession for the first few chapters, how the zeta function converges for s>1 to pi(s) from above and another log function converges from the below.
I am kind of stuck at the moment to gasp the stuff around -0.5 and 0.5... still no idea why we would need to know about the imaginary part there...
Good luck, the numbers are already there
Marcus