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Nov 22, 2024

  • math/sequences_and_series

A sequence can be view as a function from the set of natural numbers to to a set of objects. The codomain of a sequence typically consists of integers, rational numbers, real numbers, or elements from any well-defined set.

Any discrete signal can be represented as a sequence of values.

Subtopics

  • subsequence
  • convergence of sequences

Examples

Integer

  • prime numbers
  • Fibonacci sequence

Rational

  • harmonic sequence

Real

  • Cauchy sequence

See also

  • series
  • recurrence relation

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  • Subtopics
  • Examples
  • Integer
  • Rational
  • Real
  • See also

Backlinks

  • Cauchy criterion
  • Heine-Borel theorem
  • Calculus MOC
  • limit point
  • monotone convergence theorem
  • Real Analysis
  • series
  • subsequence

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