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Math and science::Analysis::Tao::06. Limits of sequences

Limit laws

Let (an)n=1 and (bn)n=1 be sequences of reals that converge to the reals x and y respectively. i.e.
limnan=xlimnbn=y
The 8 basic limit laws are:

1. Addition. The sequence (an+bn)n=m converges to x+y. In other words,
limn(an+bn)=limnan+limnbn

2. Multiplication. The sequence (anbn)n=m converges to xy. In other words,
limn(anbn)=(limnan)(limnbn)

3. Constant multiplication. The sequence (can)n=m converges to cx. In other words,
limn(can)=c(limnan)

4. Subtraction. The sequence (anbn)n=m converges to xy. In other words,
limn(anbn)=limnanlimnbn

5. Reciprocation. Suppose y0 and bn0 for all nm. Then the sequence (bn1)n=m converges to y1. In other words,
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6. Division. Suppose y0 and bn0 for all nm. Then the sequence (anbn)n=m converges to xy. In other words, 

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7. The sequence (max(an,bn))n=m converges to max(x,y); in other words,
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8. The sequence (min(an,bn))n=m converges to min(x,y); in other words,
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