Uniform Asymptotics #
For a family of functions f : ι × α → E and g : α → E, we can think of
f =O[𝓟 s ×ˢ l] fun (i, x) ↦ g x as expressing that f i is O(g) uniformly on s.
This file provides methods for constructing =O[𝓟 s ×ˢ l] relations (similarly Θ)
and deriving their consequences.
If f = O(g) uniformly on s, then f_i = O(g) for any i.`
If f = Ω(g) uniformly on s, then f_i = Ω(g) for any i.`
If f = Θ(g) uniformly on s, then f_i = Θ(g) for any i.`
A family of constant functions f (i, x) = C i is uniformly bounded w.r.t. s by
⨆ i ∈ s, ‖C i‖, if s is compact and C is continuous.
A family of constant functions f (i, x) = C i is uniformly O(1) w.r.t. s,
if s is compact and C is continuous.
A family of constant functions f (i, x) = C i is uniformly bounded below w.r.t. s by
⊓ i ∈ s, ‖C i‖, if s is compact and C is continuous.
A family of constant functions f (i, x) = C i is uniformly Ω(1) w.r.t. s,
if s is compact and C is continuous with no zeros on s.
A family of constant functions f (i, x) = C i is uniformly Θ(1) w.r.t. s,
if s is compact and C is continuous with no zeros on s.