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It all started out some years ago when I read how the number e was introduced / defined. I thought to myself: Hey, why not explore the sequences
Let
such that . DefineLooking at the sequence of partial sums
:Now pick some positive real number r. Define
Then for all integers n such that
Define
So finally we get
Last edited by theshire (2023-01-04 13:54:50)
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hi theshire
I'm seeing a lot of LaTex errors in this. I hope you don't mind but I've had a go at editing some but I'm worried I might have changed your proof in the process. Please have a look and see if it's ok. Also ask if you are unsure of the Latex that works for MIF. Not all feaures of the coding do, I'm sorry. What did you want list to do? Some frac errors towards the end.
Bob
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