Test whether the series ∞Σn=0 1/(n^5+x^3) converges uniformly or not
The series converges for all x such that n5+x3≠0n^5+x^3\ne 0n5+x3=0 for n≥1n\geq 1n≥1 .
Consider
∣Sn(x)−Sn−1(x)∣=∣1n5+x3∣\left| S_n\left( x \right) -S_{n-1}\left( x \right) \right|=\left| \frac{1}{n^5+x^3} \right|∣Sn(x)−Sn−1(x)∣=∣∣n5+x31∣∣
For x=−(n5−1)1/3x=-\left( n^5-1 \right) ^{1/3}x=−(n5−1)1/3
∣Sn(x)−Sn−1(x)∣=1\left| S_n\left( x \right) -S_{n-1}\left( x \right) \right|=1∣Sn(x)−Sn−1(x)∣=1
The series doesn’t converge uniformly by the Cauchy criterion.
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