EnglishEnglishFrançaisThis article is a stubStub. This concept is still a minimal draft.Let XXX be a set. A sequence in XXX is a function a:N→Xa:\N \rightarrow Xa:N→X. Remarks The value a(n)a(n)a(n) is written ana_{n}an and called the nnn-th term, while the sequence itself is usually denoted (an)n∈N(a_{n})_{n\in \N}(an)n∈N or simply (an)(a_{n})(an). Problems using this concept (1)Sequences whose terms are getting closer and closerProblems using this concept (spoiler) (0)No listed problems use this concept as a spoiler yet.