The L-function comparison conjecture

An L-function in G*G is a finite combination of the operations {+,,÷,×,ln,e}\{+, -, \div, \times, \operatorname{ln}, \operatorname{e}\}. For functions compared at infinity, write f  z  gn=d4af\;z\;g|_{n=d4a}.

L-function comparison conjecture. Every L-function at infinity is ultimately continuous and monotonic. If ff and gg are L-functions, then in

f  z  gn=d4a,f\;z\;g|_{n=d4a},

zz is unique and

z{,,}.z\in\{\prec,\succ,\propto\}.

The statement is presented as a conjectural reformulation of a result attributed to Hardy, because L-functions have been redefined in G*G rather than over the real numbers. The source provides no resolution of the reformulated claim.

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Chelton D. Evans and William K. Pattinson, “Extending du Bois-Reymond's Infinitesimal and Infinitary Calculus Theory”, arXiv:1502.06936 (2015).

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