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Selective Sums of an Infinite Series

Summary The sum of a subset of the terms of an infinite series is called a selective sum of the series. We describe the set of all selective sums for some series, and we show that for a series which satisfies certain conditions, the set of selective sums can be obtained in a way analogous to the construction of the Cantor set.