18. Prove that the zeta-function series S(x) - k=1

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18. Prove that the zeta-function series
S(2) :=
k=1
converges for r E (1, 00) and defines a function that has continuous derivatives of all orders.
Show that 5' < 0, 5" > 0 on (1, x). What do these inequalities indicate about the shape of the
graph of C : (1, ) → R?
Transcribed Image Text:18. Prove that the zeta-function series S(2) := k=1 converges for r E (1, 00) and defines a function that has continuous derivatives of all orders. Show that 5' < 0, 5" > 0 on (1, x). What do these inequalities indicate about the shape of the graph of C : (1, ) → R?
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