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Gaussian decay dominates every power
(
∣
t
∣
m
e
−
t
2
→
0
(
∣
t
∣
→
∞
)
)
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For every fixed
m
≥
0
, choose an
integer
N
>
m
/2
. The positive
exponential series
gives
e
t
2
≥
t
2
N
/
N
!
, so
∣
t
∣
m
e
−
t
2
≤
N
!
∣
t
∣
m
−
2
N
→
0
. Equivalently,
∣
x
∣
−
m
e
−
1/
x
2
→
0
as
x
→
0
.
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