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The '''big O notation''' is a mathematical notation to express various bounds concerning asymptotic behaviour of functions. It is often used in particular applications in [[physics]], [[computer science]], [[engineering]] and other [[applied sciences]]. | The '''big O notation''' is a mathematical notation to express various bounds concerning asymptotic behaviour of functions. It is often used in particular applications in [[physics]], [[computer science]], [[engineering]] and other [[applied sciences]]. For example, a typical context use in computer science is to express the [[complexity of algorithms]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:36, 26 April 2007
The big O notation is a mathematical notation to express various bounds concerning asymptotic behaviour of functions. It is often used in particular applications in physics, computer science, engineering and other applied sciences. For example, a typical context use in computer science is to express the complexity of algorithms.