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gvaldytist

gvaldytist

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2022-06-13

How would I find the radius of convergence for n = 0 2 n z n 2 ? Im not sure how to deal with the z n 2 term.

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sleuteleni7

sleuteleni7

Beginner2022-06-14Added 28 answers

You have the root test in your OP. The lim sup in the definition allows you to ignore the "missing terms" (because they are lesser) in
c n = { 2 n n N 0 otherwise
and reparametrize n at will, i.e. in this case, to avoid vanishing terms; hence we take the n 2 th rather than the nth root:
C = lim sup n ( c n | z n | ) 1 / n = n n 2 | z | lim n ( 1 2 n ) 1 / n 2 = | z |
which converges for | z | r = 1 since
lim n 2 n / n 2 = 1 .
If you use the ratio test, you proceed with the inequality
1 > lim n 2 ( n + 1 ) z ( n + 1 ) 2 2 n z n 2 = lim n z 2 n + 1 2
to still get
r = lim n 2 1 / ( 2 n + 1 ) = 1 .

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