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The intrinsic connection between the fractal dimension of a real number sequence and convergence or divergence of the series formed by it. (English) Zbl 07922112

Summary: In this paper, we mainly make research on the relationship between convergence or divergence of a class of series and the fractal dimension of the corresponding real number sequence. A new discriminant method named the fractal dimension test to judge convergence or divergence of certain positive series has been proposed. Some examples have also been provided to illustrate this test.

MSC:

28Axx Classical measure theory
37Cxx Smooth dynamical systems: general theory
37Dxx Dynamical systems with hyperbolic behavior
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