Tetration in Mathematics

Tetration is a mathematical operation that represents iterated exponentiation. It is the next level of hierarchy after addition, multiplication, and exponentiation in the hyperoperation sequence.

Definition:

Notation:

Tetration is typically written as:

Applications of Tetration:

  • Computational Mathematics: Used in combinatorics and number theory.
  • Complex Analysis: Studied in advanced functions.
  • Computer Science: Useful in fast-growing algorithms and encryption.
  • Physics & Chemistry: Applied in modeling phenomena with rapid growth.

Extended Tetration (Fractional & Continuous Tetration):

Mathematicians are still working on defining tetration for non-integer and complex heights, leading to interesting open research problems.

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