Tuesday, 2 December 2014

#10 More about Big-Omega

The statement of big-omega is shown below:
∃c ϵ ℝ+ ∃B ϵ ℕ, ∀n ϵ ℕ, n ≥B ⇒ f(n) ≥ cn2 
This is basically the same statement as the big-oh nontaion, except the less than or equal is replaced by bigger than or equal to.
So the cn^2 is the greatest lower bound of the function, it is closest to the running time under best case.
And the proof method is as same as the big-oh, which is using the proof structure.

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