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You could say $ a $ and $ b $ are mutually asymptotic. Example: "Since $ n -1/n$ and $n+1/n $ are mutually asymptotic. .." And usually even drop the word "mutually".

You could say $ a $ and $ b $ are mutually asymptotic. Example: "Since $ n -1/n$ and $n+1/n $ are mutually asymptotic. .."

You could say $ a $ and $ b $ are mutually asymptotic. Example: "Since $ n -1/n$ and $n+1/n $ are mutually asymptotic. .." And usually even drop the word "mutually".

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Bjørn Kjos-Hanssen
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You could say $ a $ and $ b $ are mutually asymptotic. Example: "Since $ n -1/n$ and $n+1/n $ are mutually asymptotic. .."