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Jun15-09, 02:53 AM	#1
Dragonfall Dragonfall is Offline: Posts: 878 Recognitions: PF Contributor	Quick question about asymptotic growth $LaTeX Code: (\\lg n)!\\in\\mathcal{O}((\\lg n)^{\\lg n})$ right?

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Jun15-09, 03:53 AM	#2
CRGreathouse CRGreathouse is Offline: Posts: 2,939 Recognitions: Homework Helper Science Advisor	Re: Quick question about asymptotic growth Right, you can get that from Stirling's formula. (Assuming that either n is a power of 2 or you use gamma(lg(n) + 1), of course.)

Jun15-09, 11:53 AM	#3
Dragonfall Dragonfall is Offline: Posts: 878 Recognitions: PF Contributor	Re: Quick question about asymptotic growth Excellent, thanks.

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