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From: james@umcp-cs.UUCP
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Subject: convergent sequences
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Date: Sun, 18-Sep-83 15:29:44 EDT
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No, x(n) -> infinity means (definition of divergence to infinity) that
for any (big) M, integer, there exists N, integer such that

	x(n) > M   whenever n > N.

This means that the sequence has to exceed, AND REMAIN GREATER THAN, any
large number M.

  --Jim