Comparing Functions. Notes on Notation N = {0,1,2,3,... } N + = {1,2,3,4,... } R = Set of Reals R + = Set of Positive Reals R * = R + U {0}

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Comparing Functions

Notes on Notation N = {0,1,2,3,... } N + = {1,2,3,4,... } R = Set of Reals R + = Set of Positive Reals R * = R + U {0}

Comparing f ( n ) and g ( n ) Let f be a function from N to R. O(f) (Big O of f) is the set of all functions g from N to R such that: 1. There exists a real number c>0 2. AND there exists an n 0 in N Such that: g(n)  cf(n) whenever n  n 0

Notation and Pronunciation Proper Notation: g  O(f) Also Seen: g = O(f) “g is oh of f”

Big Omega Let f be a function from N to R.  (f) (Big  of f) is the set of all functions g from N to R such that: 1. There exists a real number c>0 2. AND there exists an n 0 in N Such that: g(n)  cf(n) whenever n  n 0

Big Theta  (f) = O(f)   (f) g   (f) “g is of Order f” “g is Order f”

Little o and Little Omega o(f) = O(f) -  (f)  (f) =  (f) -  (f)

English Interpretations l O(f) - Functions that grow no faster than f  (f) - Functions that grow no slower than f  (f) - Functions that grow at the same rate as f l o(f) - Functions that grow slower than f  (f) - Functions that grow faster than f

Limit Formulas iffor some ifor

More Limit Formulas iffor some if

The Last Limit Formula if

Properties l Transitivity –if f  O(g) and g  O(h) then f  O(h) –Same holds for , , o, and  l Anti Symmetry (Sort of...) –f  O(g) if and only if g   (f) –May replace O with o and  with 

Some More Properties l Symmetry –if f   (f), then g   (f) l Reflexivity –f  O(f) –Also true for  and  –Not True for o and 

And Even More Properties l Big Theta is an equivalence relation –f R g if and only if f   (g) l O(f+g) = O(max(f,g)) –Also true for  and 