Limit of a Sequence

Epsilon Definition of a Limit

In this video, I introduce the rigorous definition of a limit of a sequence, using Epsilon and N's. In the next set of videos, I illustrate this definition of calculating classical limits of sequences. Enjoy!

[canadianRadio]

I love the real world examples of different epsilons for different studies. Thank you

[alejandrodavidrodriguez]

Was having trouble remembering the definition and watched this video just to get a reminder, but I actually learned something new and it concept just clicked. Thank you!

[rifatsiddique]

Just watched one of your videos of linear algebra, then I actually went through some of them and I am loving it. These are really helpful. Thank you

[twoblocksdown]

I can not thank you enough for this video. Thet's one of a veeeery few videos that explain that concept in such a logical and simple way. You are a great teacher. Hi from Russia

[iabervon]

The part I find important that you didn't say in the explanation is that, after N, the sequence stays in the runway forever. It's not just that it gets close at some point. And it's okay if it goes in and out for a while, so long as it eventually goes in for good.

[davidgo]

I love your videos. Have you considered a video about surreal numbers? They are amazing. It would be a tribute to John Conway who passed away recently

[tomatrix]

Beste Lehrer in der Welt, bin der Meinung zumindest!!!! Hallo from Dresden

[sofia]

11:10 Intended or not, that pun is great! Thanks a lot for your videos!

[jayjayf]

A lot of real analyst videos coming from you, I was watching real analysis lectures yesterday

[hexeddecimals]

Is something like this definition also used to define what it means for a function to be continuous?

[chemistrywithss]

Thank you sir. You have to teach in college.any University.

[DynestiGTI]

How do you know the definition is rigorous enough? 🤔

[alexzuniga]

Please Dr. Translate your videos in other lenguages. I speak spanish