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\pard\tx1140\tx2300\tx3440\tx4600\tx5760\tx6900\tx8060\tx9200\tx10360\tx11520\b\fc0 Lab7.ma
\b0  is a 
\i Mathematica
\i0  notebook that analyzes geometric series and p-series.  This leads to Euler's constant, the Riemann zeta function, and the unsolved problems that they pose.\
\
Like all 
\i Mathematica
\i0  notebooks, this one is used by opening its cells and executing its 
\i Mathematica
\i0  commands.  To open a cell, double-click on its cell bracket.  To execute a 
\i Mathematica
\i0  command, click on its cell bracket to select it, and then press the Enter key (not the Return key).\
\

\b Lab7.wn
\b0  explains how to work through 
\b Lab7.ma
\b0  on the NeXT.\
\
Author:\

\f2         John R Hubbard\
        Maths & Computer Sci\
        U of Richmond, VA 23173\
        hubbard@newton.urich.edu
\f1 \
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Category:\

\f2         Mathematics\

\f1 \
Usage:\

\f2         This software is used by students\
	enrolled in Calculus II\
	at the University of Richmond.\

\f1 \
Version:\

\f2         This software uses Mach 2.0\
	and 
\i Mathematica
\i0  2.0\

\f1 \
References:\

\f2         This software refers to the two books:\
	  
\i Calculus and Analytic Geometry
\i0 , Fourth Edition\
	    by Sherman K. Stein (McGraw-Hill, 1987).\
	  
\i A Guidebook to Calculus with Mathematica
\i0 \
	    by Philip Crooke and John Ratcliffe (Wadsworth, 1991).\

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