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Sequences, series, summability Absolute and conditional convergence, rearrangements, products of series Concept

Unconditional convergence

Summary

A series converges unconditionally when every reordering of its terms still converges. For real or complex series this is the same as absolute convergence, by the Riemann rearrangement theorem. In infinite-dimensional Banach spaces the two notions differ, and unconditional convergence is the natural notion for sums without a preferred order. The exact definition is in unconditional convergence.

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