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Mar 28 at 10:38 history edited Subhankar Ghosal CC BY-SA 4.0
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Mar 28 at 10:28 comment added Subhankar Ghosal You are right. I corrected the answer.
Mar 20 at 12:27 comment added Neal Young The first one is incorrect. E.g. $1 + \sin(n) = O(1)$ but $\lim 1/(1 + \sin(n))$ does not exist. You can replace the limit by $\lim\inf$.
Mar 19 at 17:06 history answered Subhankar Ghosal CC BY-SA 4.0