2. (5 points) Let {sn}nen be a sequence. Let S be the set of subsequential limits...
13 14 Exercise 13: Let (xn) be a bounded sequence a S be the set of limit points of (n), i.e. S:{xER there exists a subsequence () s.t. lim } ko0 Show lim inf inf S n-o0 Hint: See lecture for proof lim sup Exercise 14: (Caesaro revisited) Let (x) be a convergent sequence. Let (yn) be the sequence given by Yn= n for all n E N. Show that lim sup y lim sup n n-+00 n o0
Please answer all parts. (2) (a) Give an example of sequences (sn) and (tn) such that lim sn ntoo 0, but the sequence (sntn) does not converge does not converge.) (b) Let (sn) and (tn) be sequences such that lim sn (Prove that it O and (tn пH00 is a bounded sequence. Show that (sntn) must converge to 0. 1 increasing subsequence of it (b) Find a decreasing subsequence of it (3) Consider the sequence an COS (а) Find an...
4. (20 pts) Let {xn} be a Cauchy sequence. Show that a) (5 pts) {xn} is bounded. Hint: See Lecture 4 notes b) (5 pts) {Jxn} is a Cauchy sequence. Hint: Use the following inequality ||x| - |y|| < |x - y|, for all x, y E R. _ subsequence of {xn} and xn c) (5 pts) If {xnk} is a See Lecture 4 notes. as k - oo, then xn OO as n»oo. Hint: > d) (5 pts) If...
Let (xn) be a bounded sequence of real numbers, and put u = lim supn→∞ xn . Let E be the set consisting of the limits of all convergent subsequences of (xn). Show that u ∈ E and that u = sup(E). Formulate and prove a similar result for lim infn→∞ xn . Thank you! 7. Let (Fm) be a bounded sequence of real numbers, and put u-lim supn→oorn . Let E be the set consisting of the limits of...
Let (, A, ) be a measure space. Let fn : 2 -» R* be a sequence of measurable functions. Let g,h : 2 -» R* be a pair of measurable functions such that both are integrable on that a set A E A and g(r) fn(x)h(x), for all E A and nE N. Prove / fn du lim sup A lim inf fn dulim inf lim sup fn du A fn du no0 no0 A noo n+o0 (You may...
(6) Let (2,A, /i) be a measure space. Let fn: N -» R* be a sequence of measurable functions. Let g, h : 2 -> R* be a integrable pair of measurable functions such that both are on a set AE A and g(x) < fn(x) < h(x), for all x E A and n e N. Prove that / / fn du lim sup fn d lim sup lim inf fn d< lim inf fn du п00 n oo...
Let (an)nen be a bounded sequence in R. For all n e N define bn = sup{am, On+1, On+2,...}. (You do not have to show that the supremum exists.) (a) Prove that the sequence (bn)nen is a monotone sequence. (b) Prove that the sequence (bn)nen is convergent. (c) Prove or disprove: lim an = lim bre. 100 000
(6) Let (, A,i) be a measure space. Let fn : 0 -» R* be a sequence of measurable functions. Let g, h : O -> R* be a pair of measurable functions such that both are integrable on a set A E A and g(x) < fn(x)<h(x), for all E A and ne N. Prove that / lim sup fn du fn dulim sup fn du lim inf fn du lim inf n o0 A n-oo A noo n00...
Example: Let {xn} be a sequence of real numbers. Show that Proposition 0.1 1. If r is bounded above, x = lim sup (r) if and only if For all 0 there is an NEN, such that x <x+e whenevern > N, and b. For all >0 and all M, there is n > M with x - e< In a. Example: Let {xn} be a sequence of real numbers. Show that Proposition 0.1 1. If r is bounded above,...