08/02/2009, 10:34 PM
so tetration base e^1/e is linked to iterations of e^x - 1.
and more general base b^1/b iteration is linked to iterations of b^x - 1.
what if b < e ?
we get again the multiple fixpoint problem.
but i wonder if one of those fixpoints is " better " than the other , for instance if one is equal to the newton method for bases < eta.
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i might be crazy but im thinking about linking iterations : tetration b^1/b , b^x - 1 to a THIRD function that we can iterate.
this in an attempt to attack b > e.
regards
tommy1729
and more general base b^1/b iteration is linked to iterations of b^x - 1.
what if b < e ?
we get again the multiple fixpoint problem.
but i wonder if one of those fixpoints is " better " than the other , for instance if one is equal to the newton method for bases < eta.
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i might be crazy but im thinking about linking iterations : tetration b^1/b , b^x - 1 to a THIRD function that we can iterate.
this in an attempt to attack b > e.
regards
tommy1729

