Definition: "Buchnera" is a term in classical mathematics that refers to a type of function whose domain is the set of all positive integers. It's often used in the context of the Buchholz function, which is a measure of the quality of an approximation algorithm. The term "buchnera" was first introduced by Stefan Buhner in 1960 and has since been widely recognized as a fundamental concept in computational complexity theory.
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