Integer tetration and convergence speed rules
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Sadly, I don't speak Italian, but looking at the math that seems very wild and interesting. The fact that the same digits reoccur in \( ^k 3 \) is very... weird?

I wonder, does this happen exclusively for base ten? Would this happen in binary or hexadecimal? I think it would... right?

That's very weird. This has to tell us something. Too bad I don't speak Italian to see what you've concluded.

Nonetheless; this takes the cake for "mathematical beauty of the day", maybe week, for me.

very cool find! I don't even know how you evaluate such large values of integer tetration of three.
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RE: Integer tetration and convergence speed rules - by JmsNxn - 12/12/2011, 05:20 AM

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