A Notation Question (raising the highest value in pow-tower to a different power)

[Micah]

Welcome, Micah!

The forum software does support a subset of the TeX language.  It's not the full TeX language, but it's enough to do a reasonable amount of math.

As an example, a generic Taylor series:

\( f(x-c) = \sum_{k=0}^{\infty}\[a_k (x-c)^{k}\] \)

Code:

[tex]f(x-c) = \sum_{k=0}^{\infty}\[a_k (x-c)^{k}\][/tex]

I'm not an expert at TeX, so I'm sure even my simple example could be improved upon.  I just wanted to let you know that the forum does support a subset of TeX.

Hey Jay, 

     Thanks for the quick response, I was trying to get the notation working, does it have to be within a <code> environment?  I'm sorry, I'm really a novice when it comes to posting on these mathematical forums, Its always beautiful to see new expressions of Taylor's series, thankyou for that!  Any thoughts on the expression of the function in this thread?  What is the standard operator for hyper-4 in this forum? I am used to using the up-arrow notation, is that received okay here? 

Thanks so much! 

-Micah