Iterated functions
The iteration operator * used in the lg* function can be applied to any monotonically increasing function f(n) over the reals. For a given constant c ∈ R, we define the iterated function by
which need not be well-defined in all cases. In other words, the quantity is the number of iterated applications of the function f required to reduce its argument down to c or less.
For each of the following functions f(n) and constants c, give as tight a bound as possible on
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a. | n-1 | 0 |
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b. | lg n | 1 |
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c. | n/2 | 1 |
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d. | n/2 | 2 |
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e. | 2 |
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f. | 1 |
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g. | n1/3 | 2 |
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h. | n/lgn | 2 |
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