I have to find out if $$2^{\log(n^2)} = \Omega (\sqrt{n^3}).$$
Now I have to find out if there exists a positive constant $c$ and a natural number $n_0$ such that $$2^{\log(n^2)} \ge c \sqrt{n^3},\quad \forall n > n_0.$$ Therefore I want to know if the limit of this function exists, because I couldn't find one. $$\lim_{n\to\infty}\frac{2^{\log(n^2)}}{\sqrt{n^3}}.$$
Take the logarithms and compare
$$\log2\log n^2=2\log 2\log n$$
and
$$\log\sqrt{n^3}=\frac32\log n.$$
Now,
$$2\log2<\frac32\iff 4\log 2<3\iff 16<e^3$$ because $16<\left(1+1+\dfrac12+\dfrac1{3!}\right)^3<e^3$.