If we are given any sequence of real numbers {an} diverges, so an→+∞, how can we find a sequence {bn} such that ∑|bn| converges but ∑|an||bn| diverges?
I want to use this fact in another problem but don't immediately see how to prove it.
Answer
Just pick a subsequence such that ank>k, and then let bnk=1/k2, and bn=0 if n is not an index in that subsequence.
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