Tuesday, May 8, 2018

limits - Evaluate limntoinftyfrac(n!)1/nn.











Evaluate
limn(n!)1/nn.



Can anyone help me with this? I have no idea how to start with. Thank you.



Answer



Let's work it out elementarily by wisely applying Cauchy-d'Alembert criterion:



limnn!1nn=limn(n!nn)1n=limn(n+1)!(n+1)(n+1)nnn!=limnnn(n+1)n=limn1(1+1n)n=1e.



Also notice that by applying Stolz–Cesàro theorem you get the celebre limit:



limn(n+1)!1n+1(n)!1n=1e.



The sequence Ln=(n+1)!1n+1(n)!1n is called Lalescu sequence, after the name of a great Romanian mathematician, Traian Lalescu.




Q.E.D.


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