does the series from n=1 to infinity of sqrt { ln n. e^-sqrt(n) }, converge ? and if so, is the sum less than infinity.

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does the series from n=1 to infinity of sqrt { ln n. e^-sqrt(n) }, converge ? and if so, is the sum less than infinity.


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Answer To: does the series from n=1 to infinity of sqrt { ln n. e^-sqrt(n) }, converge ? and if so, is the sum...

David answered on Dec 23 2021
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Notice that
log
(√
e−

n log n
)
= −1
2

n+
1
2
log log n ≤ −2 log n
for sufficientl
y large n. The last inequality follows since 2 logn + 12 log log n ≤
1
2

n for large n, as the square root function grows much quicker than the
logarithm. This tells us that √
e−

n logn ≤...
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