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The discussion centers on proving the existence of a sequence of positive real numbers {c_{n}} such that the series \(\sum c_{n}f_{n}\) converges for almost every \(x \in \mathbb{R}\), given a sequence of measurable real-valued functions {f_{n}}. Participants emphasize the importance of using tools from measure theory and convergence theorems, particularly the Dominated Convergence Theorem and properties of measurable functions. The conclusion is that with the right choice of {c_{n}}, convergence can be achieved almost everywhere.

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Need help with this - just had this on a test and this is driving me crazy - PLEASE HELP!

Let {[itex]f_{n}[/itex]} be a sequence of MEASURABLE real valued functions. Prove that there exists a sequence of positive real numbers {[itex]c_{n}[/itex]} such that [itex]\sum c_{n}f_{n}[/itex] converges for almost every x [itex]\in[/itex] [itex]\Re[/itex]

How is it possible for this to be true? Please help!
 
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