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converges and a does not equal one, you could possibly extend tetration at base a by using the limit formula here.
Then you could possibly use the same limit formula to extend pentation, hexation et cetera at base a.
Does anyone know of any approximations of these hyper-operations that become more and more accurate as the ranks of the hyper-operations increase?
Then you could possibly use the same limit formula to extend pentation, hexation et cetera at base a.
Does anyone know of any approximations of these hyper-operations that become more and more accurate as the ranks of the hyper-operations increase?
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