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Full-Text Articles in Applied Mathematics
The Asymptotic Development Of A Special Type Of Power Series, David A. Lawson
The Asymptotic Development Of A Special Type Of Power Series, David A. Lawson
Mathematics & Statistics ETDs
It is the purpose of this study to consider certain aspects of the theorem due to Walter B. Ford, may be considered as a function g(w) of the complex variable w=x+iy and as such satisfies two conditions chosen by the author.
A Method Of Changing Certain Infinite Series To New But Equivalent Series, Moneta Gunilla Johnson
A Method Of Changing Certain Infinite Series To New But Equivalent Series, Moneta Gunilla Johnson
Mathematics & Statistics ETDs
The purpose of this investigation is to prove that the sum of a series of variable terms of a certain type is equal to a constant plus the sum of another series of variable terms. As a result of this proof it may be hoped that certain series, which so far have not been summed, may be shown equal to a constant plus another series for which the sum is known.