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Henry Yuen
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Sum of subset of geometric series: a^2^n
Well, in particular I'm looking for an upper bound that's tighter than 1/(1-a).
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Sum of subset of geometric series: a^2^n
Interesting. Are there any characterizations about how slowly the partial sums grow with respect to the growth of the partial sums of the geometric series?
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Can curves induced by analytic maps wiggle infinitely across a line?
I follow everything, except for the base step to establish $a_n\in\mathbb{R}$. I presume that it's because $f(z)/z^n$ has an accumulation of real values on values from the $[0,1]$ interval, and since the image of $[0,1]$ contains the accumulation point, $f(0)/0^n = a_n$ must be real valued as well.
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