A nested radical of some power p has this property if and only if the ith term in the radical raised to the p to the i power is bounded according to a theorem named for Herschfeld. Any sequence of real numbers which is Cauchy has this property and all sequences with this property are Cauchy. A bounded monotone sequence must have this property, and every bounded sequence must have a subsequence of this type according to the Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem. A power series has the absolute type of this
A nested radical of some power p has this property if and only if the ith term in the radical raised to the p to the i power is bounded according to a theorem named for Herschfeld. Any sequence of real numbers which is Cauchy has this property and all sequences with this property are Cauchy. A bounded monotone sequence must have this property, and every bounded sequence must have a subsequence of this type according to the Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem. A power series has the absolute type of this property if the series is within this namesake radius. For 10 points name this term which names series whose partial sums have a limit.
A nested radical of some power p has this property if and only if the ith term in the radical raised to the p to the i power is bounded according to a theorem named for Herschfeld.
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