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That's TeX for "l" with subscript infinity. It's a vector norm, and is equal to the element of the vector with maximal absolute value. It's also called the ma
by ponow 5y ago
That's TeX for "l" with subscript infinity. It's a vector norm, and is equal to the element of the vector with maximal absolute value. It's also called the max-norm and sup-norm (for the infinite dimensional generalization, e.g., where the vector becomes a real-valued function of a single real variable).