[UFO] - a contradiction in assuming continuous tetration?
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Here I add four more pictures.
The first is the same as the first in my older msg; only that I remembered , that the original x0 was x0=1+0.5*I and the cryptic x0=2.38+1.303*I was in fact exp(x0) = x0^^1, so all height-references are increased by 1.

In the next we see the enormous spiraling for one unit-height-interval h=3..4 only! (Don't know whether the regular-tetration does artifacts here, however I checked this with 400 digits float precision)

The third and fourth pictures are simply scaled versions of the pictures 1 and 2.

Gottfried

P.s. the self-crossings of the curve are really impressive! Do I really want a function like this...? Dodgy
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Gottfried Helms, Kassel
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RE: [UFO] - a contradiction in assuming continuous tetration? - by Gottfried - 08/24/2010, 04:30 PM

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