It seems that a fundamental property of a slowly varying function is that for all $\delta > 0$$$ \lim_{x\to \infty} L(x) \, x^{-\delta} = 0.$$
How to prove this? The only book I found (that was free) stated that the proof is not difficult when using Karamat's representation theorem. But I couldn't figure it out. Any help?
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