1.3 Defining O-notation Flashcards
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Intuitive meaning and comparison analogue of:
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How to prove something f(n) is in _ notation?
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- Prove that there exists C, n_0 for all n >= n_0
- It is essential to prove that something is true for all n >= n_0, not just a specific value
- Can often be reasoned and simplified using equalities
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How does multi-variable O-notation work for f(m,n)
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13
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What is the requirement for negative functions?
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Functions must eventually become non-negative as n becomes larger.
