Across
- 5. A mathematical expansion in powers of a variable.
- 6. Used to estimate error in Taylor polynomials.
- 10. A series where terms alternate in sign.
- 11. One type of comparison test using a limit.
- 14. A group of numbers added together.
- 18. Series where convergence depends on the order of terms.
- 19. Another name for an individual item in a sequence.
- 21. Substitution method useful in calculus involving identities.
- 22. A mathematical expression with a variable exponent pattern.
- 23. Test involving integrating the function to test convergence.
- 24. Method to analyze ratio of successive terms.
Down
- 1. Mathematician associated with numerical methods.
- 2. Ordered list of numbers.
- 3. Breaking a rational function into simpler terms.
- 4. Series of form 1/n^p converges if p>1.
- 7. Type of convergence stronger than conditional.
- 8. General method for determining if a series converges.
- 9. Data display method often in rows and columns.
- 12. A series in the form of a+ar+ar^2+...
- 13. The opposite of convergent.
- 15. Common name for mathematical summation.
- 16. Test used for determining divergence or convergence using term behavior.
- 17. A comparison test involving inequalities.
- 20. An integral over an unbounded domain or function.