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Convergence of an Integral with Increasing Exponent
I guess I was over thinking it. Thanks for your help.- abcd999
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Convergence of an Integral with Increasing Exponent
It does, but in order to move the limit inside and use Lebesgue's, doesn't sin(pi*x^n) have to converge to a limit over the entire domain, not just [0,1/2]?- abcd999
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Convergence of an Integral with Increasing Exponent
Homework Statement lim n \rightarrow\inf \int sin(pi*x^{n})dx ...integral is from x=0 to 1/2. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Lebesgue's Dominated Convergence Theorem says that I can move the limit inside, but only if fn converges pointwise to a limit f, which I...- abcd999
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