quasi
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Re: Is this series uniformly convergent for x != 0 ?
Posted:
Feb 11, 2013 1:15 AM
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quasi wrote:
>vv <vanamali@netzero.net> wrote:
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>>I'd be grateful if someone can throw light on whether or not
>>the following series is uniformly convergent for x not equal
>>to zero:
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>>\sum_{n=1}^infty exp(-ixn)/n
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>I could be wrong, but here's what I think ...
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>If k is a nonzero integer then for x = 2*k*Pi, the series
>diverges.
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>More generally, I think the series diverges for x = (2*k*Pi)/d
>where k,d are nonzero integers with d odd and with k,d
>relatively prime. Thus, the series is pointwise divergent on a
>dense subset of R, so the question of uniform convergence is
>silly.
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>In fact, going out on a limb, it seems to me that the series
>diverges for all real numbers x except for x = 0, x = Pi,
>x = -Pi.
I meant: except for x = Pi, x = -Pi.
quasi
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