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Almost; r(n) doesn't have to have that property, but it must be bounded above by a function that does have that property. For instance, consider the function r(
by teraflop 13y ago
Almost; r(n) doesn't have to have that property, but it must be bounded above by a function that does have that property. For instance, consider the function r(n) = x*(sin(x)+1).
- krcz 13y agoOr one can use lim sup.