The discussion centers on the convergence of the series defined by the expression Σ (sqrt(n) / (n² ln(n))) from n=2 to infinity. Participants clarify that this series cannot be transformed into a p-series directly. Instead, it can be compared to a known convergent p-series to determine its convergence properties. The key takeaway is the importance of comparison tests in analyzing series convergence.
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You can't "beat" it into a p-series, but you can compare it to a convergent p-series.Dissonance in E said:Homework Statement
infinity
SIGMA sqrt(n) / ((n^2)(ln(n))
n = 2
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Could i beat this into a p-series perhaps?