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What is a P series?
P series, also known as hyperharmonic series, refers to a special positive series in mathematics.

When p= 1, p series degenerates into harmonic series. P series is an important positive series, which can be used to judge the convergence and divergence of other positive series.

The shape is1+1/2p+1/3p+…+1/NPP+… (p > 0) series is called p series. When p= 1, the famous harmonic series is obtained:1+1/2+1/3+…+1/n+…. P series is an important positive series, which is used to judge the convergence and divergence of other positive series.

Riemann function is related to Riemann conjecture;

Riemann conjecture is an important unsolved conjecture in mathematics, and the distribution of nontrivial zeros lies on the straight line of Re(s)= 1/2 on the complex plane. For further understanding, see Riemann conjecture.

The convergence and divergence of P series are as follows: when p> is 1, P series converges; When1≥ p > 0, p is divergent. The staggered P series are as follows:1-1/2p+1/4p+…+(-1) * 65438+. 0) series is called staggered p series. Interlaced P series is an important interlaced series.