(06/11/2022, 03:22 AM)JmsNxn Wrote:If you did that to do tetration, pentation, et cetera. How can you, when the hyperoperations converge as the rank becomes larger and larger, approximate the convergence?(06/11/2022, 03:19 AM)Catullus Wrote: Could similar uniqueness criterion work for pentation and higher hyper-operations?
They work for the iteration of any function, so yes.
2[1]2+1/1 = 5. 2[2](2+1/2) = 5. 2[3](2+1/3) ~ 5.040. 2[4](2+1/4) ~ 5.051. Do they converge? If so what do they converge to? How can you approximate the convergence in a way, such that it becomes better and better as the rank of the hyperoperation increases?
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