analysis-cheatsheet.tex

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\author{Feifan Fan}
\title{
    Analysis CheatSheet 
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\affil{Contents are from Dr Marie-Amelie Lawn}
\affil{This is a journey of surviving in the 1st year JMC}
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\chapter{Recap}
A quick recap of what we have done in the previous course, Analysis for JMC
\section{Sequences}


\begin{rmk}
    \emph{!} We are interested in the behaviour of the sequence ${a_n}$ 
    \emph{when n is large(or say $n \rightarrow \infty$)}
\end{rmk}


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