Ivan Shishkin, Birch Grove

Concept

Sequence

Set theory / Stub / edited by Ancient Tree

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Let XX be a set. A sequence in XX is a function a:NXa:\N \rightarrow X.

Remarks
  • The value a(n)a(n) is written ana_{n} and called the nn-th term, while the sequence itself is usually denoted (an)nN(a_{n})_{n\in \N} or simply (an)(a_{n}).
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