Divergence

Definition

When a series does not have a finite sum, it is said to diverge. This means that as you add more terms in the series, the total value of the series becomes larger and larger without ever reaching a specific value.

Related terms

Convergence:

A series converges when its terms add up to a finite sum.

Infinite Series:

A sum of an infinite number of terms in a sequence.

Geometric Series:

A special type of infinite series where each term is multiplied by a constant ratio.