What can be said about the convergence of the following modification of the hyperharmonic series (∑∞n=11ns, which is convergent for any s>1):
∑1nsn with sn strictly monotonically approaching 1 from above? In case both convergence and divergence are still possible under this condition, is it possible to give a specific criteria for convergence, e.g. in terms of the rate of convergence of sn?
Sunday, 29 January 2017
elementary number theory - What can be said about the convergence of this series?
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