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Bases for which Tetration is well-defined
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06/24/2008, 12:41 PM
Perhaps the question does not fit completely here, but I remember that you somewhere mentioned (can not find it anymore) that there is a (complex) singularity for the nslog that limits the convergence radius to some value.

Can you just give this explanation/pictures again or the reference to your post?
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