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I did some calculations ___ the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.

Is it about, on, or even something else?

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  • Both are acceptable, but you could use "for" either.
    – Ronan
    May 13, 2014 at 13:12

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Depending on what you specifically did, you may have more specific words other than about, or on:

  • I did some calculations defining the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations constraining the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations projecting the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations deducing the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations reducing the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations perceiving the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations over the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
  • I did some calculations predicting the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.
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"on" sounds somewhat more academic than "about" to my ear.

I did some calculations on the limiting behaviour of some functions, when n tends to infinity.

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