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A verifiable knowledge graph of tetration: statements, proofs, sources and status, with an interactive viewer
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A verifiable map of what is known about tetration — the operation $a\uparrow\uparrow x$, “$a^{a^{\cdots}}$ with $x$ storeys”, extended to real and complex heights —
and of its connections to functional equations, iteration theory, complex dynamics, arithmetic and logic.
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A verifiable map of what is known about tetration — the operation $a\uparrow\uparrow x$, “$a^{a^{\cdots}}$ with $x$ storeys”, extended to real and complex heights —
and of its connections to functional equations, iteration theory, complex dynamics, arithmetic and logic.
Open the interactive graph · runs in the browser, no installation · Deutsch: README.de.mdRead the full README ↗