02/18/2019, 08:33 PM
(02/18/2019, 05:08 AM)jaydfox Wrote: \( \exp^{3}(x) = \exp\(\exp\(\exp(x)\)\) \)
Using the notation that you discuss here, I believe that the function I am curious about may be represented more elegantly by using the notation for it shown below:
\( f(z,k,r) = \exp_z^k(-r) \)
Here the z subscript denotes that the base of the exponentiation in this case is the real valued z. If I were to expand the above function would the notation equate to the following?
\( f(z=2,k=2,r=1) = 2^{2^{(-1)}} \)
Thanks for the discussion, and advice on inserting TeX properly.
-Micah

