On the order function of a transcendental number
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On the order function of a transcendental number
Let \(u\) run over all rational integers. If \(a(u)\) and \(b(u)\) are positive nondecreasing functions (not non-increasing, as in the text), and if positive constants \(c,C\), and \(u_0\) exist such that \(a(u^c)\ge Cv(u)\) for \(u\ge u_0\), we write \(a(u) \gg b(u)\) or \(b(u)\ll a(u)\); further \(a(u) >
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