algorithm - Asymptotic Notation max(m,n)=O(m+n) -


i have studied introduction algorithms clrs in great details,but 1 thing not clear yet.

why max(m,n)=o(m,n)?

please explain,it great help!

max(m, n) = o(m+n) means that, asymptotically speaking, max(m, n) doesn't grow more m+n. since max(m, n) < m + n m, n, must true. note max(m, n) equal either m or n, either of guaranteed less m + n (as long m , n nonnegative, can assumed).


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