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Big O notation "f" be a real or complex valued function and "g" a real valued function, both defined on some unbounded subset of the real positive numbers, such that "g(x)" is strictly positive for all large enough values of "x". One writes If for every positive constant there exists a constant such that The difference between the earlier definition for the big-O notation and the present definition of little-o, is that while the former has to be true for "at least one" constant "M", the latter must hold for "every" positive constant , however small. In this way, little-o notation makes a