Infinite Series

Surely if an infinite series is convergent for all reals,
there must be some way of finding what reals it
converges upon, given some established constant
that it is required to produce.


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On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 08:06:44 GMT, "Jon" wrote:

Surely if an infinite series is convergent for all reals,
there must be some way of finding what reals it
converges upon, given some established constant
that it is required to produce.

Huh?

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David C. Ullrich

In article .net,
"Jon" wrote:

Surely if an infinite series is convergent for all reals,
there must be some way of finding what reals it
converges upon, given some established constant
that it is required to produce.



Don't call me Shirley.

On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, fishfry wrote:

In article .net,
"Jon" wrote:

Surely if an infinite series is convergent for all reals,
there must be some way of finding what reals it
converges upon, given some established constant
that it is required to produce.



Don't call me Shirley.

OK then, I'll call you a taxi.