Cauchy Definition and 381 Threads

Homework Statement The question says to find a proof for Cauchy's Inequality and then the Triangle Inequality. This is an elementary linear algebra class I'm doing, so I can't use inner products or anything. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I got the proofs using algebra, but I'm...

Cauchy Intergral Formula sin(i)?? Homework Statement Circle of radius 2 centered at the origin oriented anticlockwise. Evaluate: \int\frac{sin(z)}{z^{2} +1}Homework Equations I think I'm supposed to be using the Cauchy Integral Formula, so \int\frac{f(z) dz}{z - z_{0}} = 2\piif(z_{0})The...

Is there an extended definition of a Cauchy sequence? My prof wants one with a proof that a sequence divergent to infinity is Cauchy and vice versa. My first thought was that a sequence should be Cauchy if it is Cauchy in the real sense or else that for any M, there are nth and mth terms of...

\mathbb R can be defined as "any (Dedekind-)complete ordered field". This type of abstract definition is a different kind than e.g. the "equivalence classes of Cauchy sequences" construction. I prefer abstract definitions over explicit constructions, so I would be interested in seeing similar...

Homework Statement Let x_{n} be a Cauchy sequence. Suppose that for every \epsilon>0 there is n > \frac{1}{\epsilon} such that |x_{n}| < \epsilon. Prove that x_{n} \rightarrow 0.Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution My problem with the question is I do not understand it. if, |x_{n}|...

Homework Statement getting gen sol of xy3zx+x2z2zy=y3z solve cauchy problem x=y=t, z=1/t The Attempt at a Solution i got gen sol F(C1,C2)=0 as C1=x/z, C2=y4-x2z2 i inserted t for x and y and 1/t for z and ended up with C1-2=1/(C22) I'm unsure what to do from...

would it be valid (in the sense of residue theorem ) the following evaluation of the divergent integral ? \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{dx}{x^{2}-a^{2}}= \frac{ \pi i}{a} also could we differentiate with respect to a^{2} inside the integral above to calculate...

Homework Statement Scanned and attached Homework Equations I am guessing a combination of induction and the telescoping property. The Attempt at a Solution I'm studying this extramurally, and I've just hit a wall with this last chunk of the sequences section, so if someone can...

Is a null hyperplane a Cauchy surface in Minkowski spacetime? What in case of other spacetimes?

Need help proving Cauchy Schwarz inequality ... the first method I know is pretty easy \displaystyle\sum_{i=1}^n (a_ix-b_i)^2 \geq 0 expanding this and using the discriminatant quickly establishes the inequality..The 2nd method I know is I think a easier one , but I don't have a clue about...

Hi guys, I would like to ask you where you spot the mistake in the derivatives of the loglikelihood function of the cauchy distribution, as I am breaking my head :( I apply this to a Newton optimization procedure and got correct m, but wrong scale parameter s. Thanks! LLF =...

Homework Statement I need to determine, using the Cauchy Condensation Test, whether or not the series 1/(n * Log(n)) converges. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I believe that this series converges iff 2^n(1/(2^n*Log(2^n)) converges (Cauchy Condensation Test). I...

Homework Statement For each n \in N, let s_n = 1 + 1/2 + ... + 1/n. By considering s_2n - s_n, prove that {s_n} is not Cauchy. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that s_2n - s_n = (1 + 1/2 + ... + 1/n + 1/(n+1) + ... + 1/2n) - (1 + 1/2 + ... + 1/n)...

Homework Statement If {s_n} is a Cauchy sequence of real numbers which has a subsequence converging to L, prove that {s_n} itself converges to L. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that all Cauchy sequences are convergent, and I know that any subsequences of a...

The Attempt at a Solution * forgot to state that I choose m > n > max { N_1, N_2 }. I'm not sure if i did it right, but seems ok to me =) Will appreciate your opinion...

Hiya, I am looking for the proof for cauchy real and dedekind real are equal (isomorphic). I know they are not equal (CR \= DR) but I need to prove them point to the same real number or mapping from CR -> DR, DR -> CR. I have looked at the textbooks on number system, real analysis and calculus...

Homework Statement Well, my problem is proving that sequences are in fact Cauchy sequences. I know all the conditions that need to be satisfied yet I cannot seem to apply it to questions. (Well, only the easy ones!) My question is, prove that X_{n} is a Cauchy sequence, given that...

Prove that the solution of the CP y'=-(x+1)y^2+x y(-1)=1 is globally defined on all of \mathbb{R} How would you go about this? I thought about studying the sign of the right member if the equation. But what would I do next?

y'=\sin (x+y+3) y(0)=-3 I tried substituting x+y+3=u and solving I get \tan (u(x)) - \sec (u(x)) = x but what the heck can I do now?

Homework Statement So using the D'Alembert solution, I know the solution of the wave equation is of the form: y(x,t) = f(x-ct) + g(x+ct) I'm told that at t=0 the displacement of an infinitely long string is defined as y(x,t) = sin (pi x/a) in the range -a<= x <= a and y =0...

Homework Statement The problem, for reference, is from Sarason's book "Complex Function Theory, 2nd edition" and is on page 81, Exercise VII.5.1. Let C be a counterclockwise oriented circle, and let f be a holomorphic function defined in an open set containing C and its interior. What is...

Homework Statement \oint \frac{dz}{z^2 + z} = 0, C: abs(z) > 1 Homework Equations \oint \frac{f(z)}{z-z_0} dz = 2i\pi * f(z_0) The Attempt at a Solution Under normal circumstances, I usually deal with these in the following way. I say that F(z) = 1 (the value in the...

Homework Statement The question asks that you prove that \int\frac{sin^{2}x}{x^2}dx = \pi / 2 The integral is from zero to infinity, but I don't know how to add those in latex. Homework Equations Use a contour integral to get around the pole at z = 0. The problem is, I'm really really foggy...

Hello everyone, Can anybody suggest a website that has worked out examples using the Cauchy Criterion for Series? or, if your feeling ambitious, work out the following problems below: 1. \sum^{\infty}_{n=1}1/n 2. \sum^{\infty}_{n=1}1/(n(n+1))The reason why I'm asking for this is because our...

Cauchy sequence & "Fixed" point Homework Statement Suppose that f: Rd->Rd and there is a constant c E (0,1) such that ||f(x)-f(y)|| ≤ c||x-y|| for all x, y E Rd. Let xo E Rd be an arbitrary point in Rd, let xn+1=f(xn). Prove that a) f is continuous everywhere. b) (xn) is Cauchy. c) (xn)...

Homework Statement (1) Prove the space \ell_\infty is complete (2)In \ell_\infty(R) , let Y be the subspace of all sequences with only finitely many non-0 terms. Prove that Y is not complete. The Attempt at a Solution (1)I can show that \ell\infty is complete by taking an arbitrary...

Homework Statement Given R is complete, prove that R2 is complete with the taxicab norm The Attempt at a Solution you know that ,xk \rightarrow x , yk \rightarrow y Then, given \epsilon, choose Nx and Ny so that \left|x_n - x_m\left| and \left|y_n - y_m\left| are less than...

For a metric space (X,d), prove that a Cauchy sequence {xn} has the property d(xn-xn+1)--->0 as n--->\infty In working this proof, is it really as simple as letting m=n+1?

Could someone tell me what there is so astonishing about the Cauchy integral theorem? No that I doubt that it is, I simply and obviously do not understand it fully. My main issue is that a closed real line integral naturally gives zero and so no big deal that what happens in the complex case. So...

Homework Statement Using the Cauchy Integral Formula compute the following integrals,where C is a circle of radius 2a centered at z=o, where 2a<pi Homework Equations \oint\frac{(z-a)e^{z}}{(z+a)sinz} The Attempt at a Solution

Homework Statement Theorem: In a metric space X, if (xn) is a Cauchy sequence with a subsequence (xn_k) such that xn_k -> a, then xn->a. Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution 1) According to this theorem, if we can show that ONE subsequence of xn converges to a, is that...

Homework Statement Least Upper Bound (LUB) Principle: every nonempty subset S of R that is bounded above has a least upper bound. Completeness Theorem: every Cauchy sequence of real numbers converges. So R is complete. To prove that Completness Theorem implies the least upper bound...

Homework Statement p(t) = integral[-inf,+inf] ( x/sinh(x) exp (i t x) dx) Homework Equations singularity @ x = n*pi*i where n = +-1, +-2, +-3,... Near n*pi*i one can write sinh(x) ~ (x - n*pi*i) The Attempt at a Solution I apply the cauchy residue theorem. For a positive...

Hi everyone! again d'inverno! to tell the truth I don't really understand what is going on in the cauchy problem! 1) in section 13.5 "the cauchy problem", it is said that the field equations can be written as the forms in 13.12 to 13.14 can anyone tell me how? actually I tried to use...

Homework Statement Let a0=0 and an+1=cos(an) for n≥0. a) prove that a2n≤a2n+2≤a2n+3≤a2n+1 for all n≥0. b) use mean value theorem to find a number r<1 such that |an+2-an+1| ≤ r|an-an+1| for all n≥0. Using this, prove that the sequence {an} is Cauchy. Homework Equations N/A The Attempt...

Homework Statement I understand everything except the last two lines. I am really confused about the last two lines of the proof. (actually I was never able to fully understand it since my first year calculus) I agree that if ALL three of the conditions n≥N, k≥K, and nk≥N are satisfied...

"Definition: A sequence of real numbers (an) is Cauchy iff for all ε>0, there exists N s.t. n≥N and m≥N => |an-am|<ε. An equivalent definition is: for all ε>0, there exists N s.t. n≥N => |an-aN|<ε. " ============================================= I don't exactly see why these definitions...

Homework Statement True Or False if f(x) continuous in [a,\infty] and \lim_{x\to\infty}\int_x^{2x}f(t)dt = 0 Then \int_a^\infty f(x)dx converge Homework Equations Anything from calc 1 and 2 The Attempt at a Solution Actually I'm really stuck.. My main motive is to try and...

I know I'm doing something wrong here, but I can't find my mistake. 1) R^2 is a complete metric space under the ordinary Euclidean metric. 2) Consider the circle of radius 2, centered at the origin in R^2. 3) Construct a sequence {x_n} as follows: x_1 is at the apex of the circle (0,2)...

Homework Statement Allow D to be the circle lz+1l=1, counterclockwise. For all positive n, compute the contour integral. Homework Equations int (z-1/z+1)^n dz The Attempt at a Solution I know to use the extension of the CIF. Where int f(z)/(z-zo)^n+1 dz = 2(pi)i*...

is this trick valid at least in the 'regularization' sense ?? for example \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{dx}{x^{2}-a^{2}} then we replace thi integral above by \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{dx}{x^{2}+ie-a^{2}} for 'e' tending to 0 using Cauchy residue theorem i get...

Homework Statement I have a question - just to check when we know the whole function is not analytic at some point of z. We can use cauchy integral formula of 2*pi*j*f(a) to find the answer. In between; one of such method is to use Partial Fraction to break up the rational functions. So...

Dear Friends and Colleagues! I have this practise question:- Show that z(sin(z))(cos(z)) statisfies the Cauchy-Riemann Conditions for analyticity for all values of z. Does 1/[z(sin(z))(cos(z))] statisify simiar conditions? Calculate the derivative of 1/[z(sin(z))(cos(z))] at z=0, +...

Homework Statement Suppose the infinite series \sum a_v is NOT absolutely convergent. Suppose it also has an infinite amount of positive and an infinite amount of negative terms. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Say we want to prove it converges by proving...

I don't understand a small part in the proof that two absolutely convergent series have absolutely convergent cauchy product. Instead of writing the whole thing, I'll write the essentials and the step I'm having trouble with. \sum_{r=1}^{\infty}a_{r} and \sum_{r=1}^{\infty}b_{r} are positive...

my question is , let us have the following complex integral \oint f(z)dz where f(z) has a simple pole at z=\infty then by Residue theorem \oint f(z)dz =2\pi i Res(z,\infty,f(z) or equal to the limit (z-\infty )f(z) with 'z' tending to infinity

Homework Statement Homework Equations See picture in 1. The Attempt at a Solution See picture in 1. I think what's tripping me up is that I'm not sure how to go about picking my N. I want to show the sequence has a limit by proving that it is Cauchy.

i want to perform the following integrals \int_{-\infty}^{\infty}dx \frac{f(x)}{x^{2}-a^{2}} the problem is that the integral has poles at x=a and x=-a , could we apply i think this is the definition of Hadamard finite part integral, performing an integral with singularities by means...

As far as I understand, a sequence converges if and only if it is Cauchy. So say for some sequence a_n and for all epsilon greater than zero we have |a_n - a_{n+1}| < \epsilon for large enough n. We could then say a_n converges if and only if \lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} a_n - a_{n+1} = 0 ...

A. Homework Statement f is analytic inside and on a simple closed contour C and z0 isn't on C. Show: \int f'(z)dz/ (z- zo) = \int f(z)dz/ (z- zo)^2 The Attempt at a Solution \int f'(z)dz/ (z- zo) = 2\pii f'(zo)\int f(z)dz/ (z- zo)^2 = \int [f(z)dz/(z- zo)]/(z-zo) = 2\pii [f(zo)/(zo-zo)] (I...