Answer to Question #16928 in Complex Analysis for toota

Question #16928

consider the series S(z)=(sum from n=1 to infinity) sin(z)/n^2 (1+cos(piz))
a) prove that this series does not converge uniformly on C.
b) prove that the series does converge uniformly on compact subsets of C/{+ & - odd numbers}

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