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RE: Categories of Tetration and Iteration - GFR - 09/20/2007
Hi, Andrew!
Thank you for your clear and systematic comments. Indeed, my suggestins concerning points 2 and 5 (partial box notation and symbolic representation of the super-root) was strongly ... inspired by MathType. Their available logotypes are extremely clear.
Unfortunately, I am still ... swimming with a lot of problems in TeX, which at the moment sems to be indispensable for publications. But, I understand your concern. Let me think about. I am a little bit ... sloooow, but ... reliable. For level s=4 (tetra) we need immediately understandable logotypes, just for avoiding long and painful interpretations.
Thank you also for your "Tetration in Context".
G. F. Romerio (Gianfranco)
RE: Categories of Tetration and Iteration - andydude - 09/24/2007
I have been playing around with different notations and I think I found a way to simulate your "partial box" notation in TeX. Here are some examples:
For hyper-logarithms:
\(
\text{hy}n\text{log}_b(z) =
{}^n_b\begin{tabular}{|c}
z \\ \hline \end{tabular}
\)
Source:\text{hy}n\text{log}_b(z) =
{}^n_b\begin{tabular}{|c}
z \\ \hline \end{tabular}
\)
\text{hy}n\text{log}_b(z) =
{}^n_b\begin{tabular}{|c}
z \\ \hline \end{tabular}
For hyper-roots:
\(
\text{hy}n\text{rt}_a(z) =
{}^a_n\begin{tabular}{|c}
\hline \\ z \end{tabular}
\)
Source:\text{hy}n\text{rt}_a(z) =
{}^a_n\begin{tabular}{|c}
\hline \\ z \end{tabular}
\)
\text{hy}n\text{rt}_a(z) =
{}^a_n\begin{tabular}{|c}
\hline \\ z \end{tabular}
Andrew Robbins
RE: Categories of Tetration and Iteration - GFR - 10/12/2007
Great! I think the logotypes so obtained are extremely compact and clear. Thank you for the suggestions. Neverteheless, I still need some "brain trainig" for using TeX.
GFR
RE: Categories of Tetration and Iteration - MphLee - 04/28/2022
MOVED