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Tetration — Repeated Exponentiation

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Tetration (English: tetration) is the 4th hyperoperation, following exponentiation: a binary operation repeating exponentiation of itself a specified number of times. Also called super-exponentiation (Japanese reading: chobeki). https://scrapbox.io/files/65d3f9844f415e00273a772b.png https://scrapbox.io/files/65d3f9938cddc80025ec959a.png tetration Tetration (English: tetration) is the 4th hyperoperation, following exponentiation: a binary operation that repeats exponentiation of itself a specified number of times. Also called super-exponentiation (Japanese reading: chobeki). The word tetration was coined by Reuben Goodstein (English version) from the prefix tetra-, meaning , and iteration, meaning “repetition.” #word

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