nona.m.nona wrote:To be convergent, an integral must have a finite value. If the value is not finite, then the integral, by definition, does not converge.
What about cases like
This doesn't go to infinity but still it doesn't converge.
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improper integrals, convergent or divergent? follow-up
by TomasRiker on Mon Feb 04, 2013 1:44 pm
In this thread, a poster said:
What about cases like
?
This doesn't go to infinity but still it doesn't converge.
What about cases like
This doesn't go to infinity but still it doesn't converge.
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Re: improper integrals, convergent or divergent? follow-up 
by little_dragon on Mon Feb 04, 2013 6:18 pm
there can be other reasons why it doesnt work. that post just said one of them.
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