While studying the book \"Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen\", I found a strange thing. Everywhere if it refers to an increasing order, the book refers it as \"non-decrea
Yes,
Monotonically Increasing == Increasing == Non-Decreasing
if f(a) >= f(b) for all a > b
Strictly Increasing Function :
if f(a) > f(b) for all a > b
Increasing means that every element is greater than the one before it. Non-decreasing means that no element is less than the element before it, or in other words: that every element is greater than or equal to the one before it.