Theory about tetrating bases from 0 to e^-e via the continuum sum
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About that bit about the graph of the regular again: I tried computing it with the limit formula again, seems the computer overflows if you try for \( x > 12 \). So try for just \( 0 \le x \le 12 \), and I'd like to compare the result with what I got from the limit formula. Also my grapher doesn't seem to let me get ticks at only the integer values of x! Sad
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RE: Theory about tetrating bases from 0 to e^-e via the continuum sum - by mike3 - 12/10/2009, 09:22 PM

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