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convergence



A property of some sequences and series. A sequence ui is said to be convergent if there exists a value u with the property that by choosing a large enough value of i, we can make ui as close as we wish to u. In other words, convergence is the tendency of a sequence toward a limit. In the case of a series, it is the tending toward of the consecutive partial sums of the series toward a limit. A sequence or series which does not converge is said to diverge.


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