Index of /videos/courses/sequence-001/05 - Week 5 Power series

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[DIR]01 - 5.00 What are power series [303]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]02 - 5.01 For which values does a power series converge [347]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]03 - 5.02 Why does a power series converge absolutely [453]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]04 - 5.03 How complicated might the interval of convergence be [515]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]05 - 5.04 How do I find the radius of convergence [326]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]06 - 5.05 What if the radius of convergence is infinite [402]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]07 - 5.06 What if the radius of convergence is zero [326]/2013-12-17 17:22 -  
[DIR]08 - 5.07 What is a power series centered around a [406]/2013-12-17 17:23 -  
[DIR]09 - 5.08 Can I differentiate a power series [330]/2013-12-17 17:23 -  
[DIR]10 - 5.09 Can I integrate a power series [618]/2013-12-17 17:23 -  
[DIR]11 - 5.10 Why might I believe I have a power series for ex [413]/2013-12-17 17:23 -  
[DIR]12 - 5.11 What happens if I multiply two power series [927]/2013-12-17 17:23 -  
[DIR]13 - 5.12 What happens if I transform 1(1-x) [659]/2013-12-17 17:23 -  
[DIR]14 - 5.13 What is a formula for the Fibonacci numbers/2013-12-17 17:23 -