generalize indexing in lemmas for series #1397
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Excellent! No doubt it will be useful at some point. Just need a rebase for the changelog.
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@t6s do you have more changes to commit? |
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* generalize some lemmas for series --------- Co-authored-by: Reynald Affeldt <[email protected]>
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Motivation for this change
There are several lemmas for series stated with zero-based indexing
0 <= k < nandn <oo.This PR generalizes them to
m <= k < nandm <= n<oo.Checklist
CHANGELOG_UNRELEASED.mdReference: How to document
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