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SCHWEITZER 1954 Problem 1

    Given a positive integer r>1r>1 , prove that there exists an infinite number of infinite geometrical series, with positive terms, having the sum 1 and satisfying the following condition: for any positive real numbers S1,S2,…,SrS_{1},S_{2},\dots,S_{r} such that S1+S2+⋯+Sr=1S_{1}+S_{2}+\dots+S_{r}=1 , any of these infinite geometrical series can be divided into rr infinite series(not necessarily geometrical) having the sums S1,S2,…,SrS_{1},S_{2},\dots,S_{r} , respectively. (S. 6)

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