show that the series ∑∞n=1 sin n theta/n does not converge uniformly on the interval ]0,2π[.
∑n=1∞sinnθn,θ∈]0,2π[.Then,fn=sinnθn→0asn→∞fn′=cosnθfn′(π)=(−1)n does not converge as n→∞Thus, the given series is not uniformly covergent.\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{sin n\theta}{n} , \theta\in]0,2\pi[.\\ Then,\\ f_n=\frac{sin n\theta}{n} \to0as n\to \infty\\ f'_n=cosn\theta\\ f'_n(\pi)=(-1)^n\text{ does not converge as } n\to \infty \\ \text{Thus, the given series is not uniformly covergent.}\\∑n=1∞nsinnθ,θ∈]0,2π[.Then,fn=nsinnθ→0asn→∞fn′=cosnθfn′(π)=(−1)n does not converge as n→∞Thus, the given series is not uniformly covergent.
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