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The discussion revolves around the application of a specific theorem (theorem 4) in the context of limits, particularly focusing on the limsup of the sum of two sequences. Participants are trying to understand how the theorem can be applied to derive results related to the limsup of combined sequences.

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  • Participants are questioning the relevance of theorem 4 to the limsup of the sum of sequences. There are attempts to apply the theorem to sequences defined as the sum of two others, but confusion arises regarding the implications of the theorem on this specific case.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants expressing confusion and seeking clarification on how to properly apply theorem 4. Some guidance has been offered regarding the definitions of sequences, but a clear consensus or resolution has not yet been reached.

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There appears to be uncertainty regarding the definitions and properties of limsup and how they relate to the sum of sequences, as well as the specific conditions under which theorem 4 applies.

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i marked a place where they use theorem 4

but theorem 4 talks about that if one sequence is bigger then the other
then so is their liminf and limsup
it doesn't tell anything about the limsup of the sum of the sequences i can't understand how they use this fact for getting the marked result
what does theorem 4 has to do with the limsup of the sum of sequences
??how they made that step?
 
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Let [tex]\alpha_n = a_n+b_n,\ \beta_n = a+b+\epsilon[/tex](constant) and apply theorem 4 for the sequences [tex]\alpha_n[/tex] and [tex]\beta_n[/tex] and you will get the result.
 
i can't see how i get the supreme of the sum of both sequences
using theorem 4

??
 
theorem 4 talks about that if one sequence is bigger then the other
then so is the liminf of the first is bigger then the other and so is for limsup
it doesn't tell anything about the limsup of the sum of the sequences
??
 
wywong said:
Let [tex]\alpha_n = a_n+b_n,\ \beta_n = a+b+\epsilon[/tex](constant) and apply theorem 4 for the sequences [tex]\alpha_n[/tex] and [tex]\beta_n[/tex] and you will get the result.

i can't understand what you are saying
how ill get the result
/??
 
why a_n +b_n =limsup(a_n +b_n)
??
 

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