10/20/2007, 07:57 PM
However, the new function described above is equivalent to: \( f(b, t) = \exp_b^{t+2}(-1) \)
which is very interesting, since it's in the orbit from -1 of an exponential, instead of tetration, which is the orbit from 1.
Andrew Robbins
which is very interesting, since it's in the orbit from -1 of an exponential, instead of tetration, which is the orbit from 1.
Andrew Robbins
