Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence
From: José Carlos Santos (jcsantos_at_fc.up.pt)
Date: 07/13/04
- Next message: Kevin O'Neill: "Re: Find end points of a line"
- Previous message: David C. Ullrich: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- In reply to: Isaac: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- Next in thread: Isaac: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- Reply: Isaac: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ]
Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 10:52:35 +0100
Isaac wrote:
> The text from which I quote is the standard "Mathematical Analysis" by Tom
> Apostol on page 225 at the bottom. I quote: "Note. The conclusion implies
> that, for each x in [a,b], we can write lim integral (from a to x) f_n(t)dt
> = integral (from a to x) lim f_n(t)dt. This property is often described by
> saying that a uniformly convergent sequence can be interated term by term."
Are you sure that you are _quoting_ Apostol? I'd hate think that he
wrote "interated" instead of "integrated". :-)
Best regards,
Jose Carlos Santos
- Next message: Kevin O'Neill: "Re: Find end points of a line"
- Previous message: David C. Ullrich: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- In reply to: Isaac: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- Next in thread: Isaac: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- Reply: Isaac: "Re: Confused with uniform/pointwise convergence"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ]