Uniform Convergence of Laurent Series using Weierstrass M-test

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$G=z in mathbbC: 1<$. Suppose $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges absolutely pointwise on some open neighborhood of $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $. We need to show that $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges unifomly on $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $.




Absolute convergence of series gave that $sum|alpha_n|$ converges. Now I wish to use the Weierstrass M-test. The uniform convergence of $sum_n=1^infty fracalpha_-nz^n$ is done. I am not able to show the uniform convergence of positive power series.







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    $G=z in mathbbC: 1<$. Suppose $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges absolutely pointwise on some open neighborhood of $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $. We need to show that $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges unifomly on $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $.




    Absolute convergence of series gave that $sum|alpha_n|$ converges. Now I wish to use the Weierstrass M-test. The uniform convergence of $sum_n=1^infty fracalpha_-nz^n$ is done. I am not able to show the uniform convergence of positive power series.







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      $G=z in mathbbC: 1<$. Suppose $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges absolutely pointwise on some open neighborhood of $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $. We need to show that $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges unifomly on $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $.




      Absolute convergence of series gave that $sum|alpha_n|$ converges. Now I wish to use the Weierstrass M-test. The uniform convergence of $sum_n=1^infty fracalpha_-nz^n$ is done. I am not able to show the uniform convergence of positive power series.







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      $G=z in mathbbC: 1<$. Suppose $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges absolutely pointwise on some open neighborhood of $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $. We need to show that $sum_n=-infty^infty alpha_nz^n$ converges unifomly on $barG=z in mathbbC: 1 leq $.




      Absolute convergence of series gave that $sum|alpha_n|$ converges. Now I wish to use the Weierstrass M-test. The uniform convergence of $sum_n=1^infty fracalpha_-nz^n$ is done. I am not able to show the uniform convergence of positive power series.









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          Any open neighborhood of $overline G$ contains a point with $|z| >2$ so $sum |alpha_n| (2+epsilon)^n <infty$ for some $epsilon >0$. Now you can apply M-test.






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          • It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:37






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            Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
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          • Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
            – Arindam
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          Any open neighborhood of $overline G$ contains a point with $|z| >2$ so $sum |alpha_n| (2+epsilon)^n <infty$ for some $epsilon >0$. Now you can apply M-test.






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          • It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:37






          • 1




            Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
            – Kavi Rama Murthy
            Aug 6 at 23:40











          • Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:44














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          Any open neighborhood of $overline G$ contains a point with $|z| >2$ so $sum |alpha_n| (2+epsilon)^n <infty$ for some $epsilon >0$. Now you can apply M-test.






          share|cite|improve this answer





















          • It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:37






          • 1




            Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
            – Kavi Rama Murthy
            Aug 6 at 23:40











          • Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:44












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          Any open neighborhood of $overline G$ contains a point with $|z| >2$ so $sum |alpha_n| (2+epsilon)^n <infty$ for some $epsilon >0$. Now you can apply M-test.






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          Any open neighborhood of $overline G$ contains a point with $|z| >2$ so $sum |alpha_n| (2+epsilon)^n <infty$ for some $epsilon >0$. Now you can apply M-test.







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          answered Aug 6 at 23:33









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          • It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:37






          • 1




            Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
            – Kavi Rama Murthy
            Aug 6 at 23:40











          • Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:44
















          • It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:37






          • 1




            Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
            – Kavi Rama Murthy
            Aug 6 at 23:40











          • Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
            – Arindam
            Aug 6 at 23:44















          It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
          – Arindam
          Aug 6 at 23:37




          It is some open neighborhood in $barG$, why does it contain a point with $|z|>2$?
          – Arindam
          Aug 6 at 23:37




          1




          1




          Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
          – Kavi Rama Murthy
          Aug 6 at 23:40





          Let $U$ be a neigborhood of $overline G$. $z=2$ is in $overline Gsubset U$ and $U$ is open. Hence there exists $r>0$ such that $|w-2|<r$ implies $w in U$. In particular $2+frac r 2 in U$.
          – Kavi Rama Murthy
          Aug 6 at 23:40













          Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
          – Arindam
          Aug 6 at 23:44




          Oh, I was considering an open set inside $barG$. Thank you.
          – Arindam
          Aug 6 at 23:44












           

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