The relative difference is so absurdly small to be irrelevant at any realisable input size. At least that's my read; e.g. even at n=10^80 (~number atoms in universe), the relative difference is ~0. That's still probably underselling how similar this is to n log n.
this is how all the proofs today are looking, they seems so minimal even when compared to minor improvements in these fields from that last 10 years im wondering why even publish these and not just make research notes public
The relative difference is so absurdly small to be irrelevant at any realisable input size. At least that's my read; e.g. even at n=10^80 (~number atoms in universe), the relative difference is ~0. That's still probably underselling how similar this is to n log n.
this is how all the proofs today are looking, they seems so minimal even when compared to minor improvements in these fields from that last 10 years im wondering why even publish these and not just make research notes public
The -182 feels highly arbitrary.