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Université de Cergy-Pontoise 2010/2011 Licence L2 MPI

Examen de Séries (M3S)

(durée 3 heures - Documents, calculators, mobile phones are forbidden) Question on the lecture.–

1) Recall the alternating series theorem and give an example of application.

2) Recall the criteria giving the nature of a Riemann series.

Exercice 1.– Study the nature of the numerical series whose general term is given below : 2n+ 1

3n+ 4 n

, (cosn)3 n√

n , 1

n2+ 1 (−1)nn+ 2

Exercice 2.– Consider the sequence of functions defined onI = [0,1]byfn(x) = nex n+x. 1) Show that this sequence of functions converges simply onI to a functionf to be determined.

2) Show that∀x∈I,we have

xex n+x

≤ e n.

3) Study the uniform convergence of this sequence of functions on I.

4) Calculate the value of the following limit limn→+∞

Z 1

0

nex

n+xdx(give a detailed justification of your reasoning) .

Exercice 3.– Forn≥1letun:R→Rbe the function defined byun(x) = e

nx

1 +n2. 1) Show that the series of functions P

n≥1un(x)converges simply on R+. Does it converge simply onR?

2) Study the normal convergence onR+. 3) We denote byS(x) = P+∞

n=1un(x)the sum of the series onR+. a) IsSwell defined onR+?

b) IsScontinuous onR+?

c) IsSaC1-class function onR+?

Exercice 4.–

A– Cours :

A1) Recall the differentiation theorem of the sum of a power series.

A2) Show that the function −ln(1−x)is developpable into a power series on the interval]−1,1[

and that this development is :−ln(1−x) =P+∞

n=1 xn

n.

B– For n ≥ 1 and x ∈ R put un(x) = n(n+1)xn ; we propose to study of the series of functions P

n≥1un(x)and the properties of its sumS(x).

1) CalculateRthe convergence radius of the series ?

2) Study the convergence of the series for x = R and for x = −R, and deduce D the domain of simple convergence of the series.

3) Show that its sum denotedS(x)is continuous onD.

4) a) Decompose into simple eléments the rational fraction t(t+1)1 .

b) By using the development given in A2) and the decomposition obtained in 4)a-, deduce the expression ofS(x)on]−R,0[∪]0, R[, next give the expression ofS(x)on]−R, R[.

5) By using the previous results and by giving the appropriate justifications calculate the sums of the

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two following numerical series :

X

n≥1

1

n(n+ 1), X

n≥1

(−1)n n(n+ 1).

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