| SmothPocket |
04-14-2005 03:03 PM |
This is way cool... MATH IS FUN!!! ...<runs to the bathroom after saying that>...
| The_Big_G |
01-09-2006 10:11 PM |
I believe that this is just a coincidence, but Big O notation isn't only used for efficiency analysis of algorithms, it also is used in asymptotic analysis, namely trend curves that approach infinity.
The part that gives me the chills, is that in asymptotic analysis, Big O notation is defined as "The asymptotic upper bound for the magnitude of a given function in terms of a smaller function"
Perhaps the megadeus Big O is the maximum magnitude of a smaller function, namely, Roger Smith...
There's a lot of religious implications to infinity...since the Megadeus is literally Deus ex machina.