- said to be "
asymptotically equivalent to n2, as n → ∞". This is
often written symbolically as f (n) ~ n2,
which is read as "f(n) is
asymptotic to n2". An...
- functions,
construed in a
broad sense,
forms a part of the
subject of
asymptotic analysis. The idea that a
curve may come
arbitrarily close to a line without...
- In mathematics, an
asymptotic expansion,
asymptotic series or Poincaré
expansion (after
Henri Poincaré) is a
formal series of
functions which has the property...
-
field theory,
asymptotic freedom is a
property of some
gauge theories that
causes interactions between particles to
become asymptotically weaker as the...
- an
asymptotic curve is a
curve always tangent to an
asymptotic direction of the
surface (where they exist). It is
sometimes called an
asymptotic line...
- respectively: T(n)
grows asymptotically no
faster than n100 T(n)
grows asymptotically no
faster than n3 T(n)
grows asymptotically as fast as n3. So while...
- com****tional resources,
asymptotic time
complexity and
asymptotic space complexity are
commonly estimated.
Other asymptotically estimated behavior include...
-
mathematical function is
asymptotically vanishing in a
suitable sense.[citation needed] In
general relativity, an
asymptotically flat
vacuum solution models...
-
asymptotically stable about the origin. Note that
using the same
Lyapunov candidate one can show that the
equilibrium is also
globally asymptotically...
- to be
asymptotically approximated by a
normal location model,
after a
rescaling of the parameter. An
important example when the
local asymptotic normality...
