1. Apr 14, 2009 #1

   sedaw

   

   Sum of 1/ln(n)^(ln(n)) from n=3 to infinity?
   Does the sum of 1/ln(n)^(ln(n)) from n=3 to infinity converge or diverge?
   
   TNX ...............

    

   sedaw, Apr 14, 2009
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3. Apr 14, 2009 #2

   Dick

   

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   Re: Sequence
   
   Can you show ln(n)^(ln(n))=n^(ln(ln(n)))?

    

   Dick, Apr 14, 2009
4. Apr 14, 2009 #3

   sedaw

   

   Re: Sequence
   
   

   nope , you are magician , how u did it ?
   
   
   TNX !

    

   sedaw, Apr 14, 2009
5. Apr 14, 2009 #4

   Dick

   

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   Re: Sequence
   
   

   Try it doing it. Use that a^b=e^(ln(a)*b).

    

   Dick, Apr 14, 2009

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