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Definition of the function $f_{\epsilon_0}$ in the fast-growing hierachy

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Definition of the function $f_{\epsilon_0}$ in the fast-growing hierachy

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When does $f_{\omega+1}$ catch up the $G_n$-sequence?

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Find the biggest number from given data below

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For which n does the inequality $2 \uparrow^{n+1}n > 3\uparrow^n 3 +2$ hold?

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Proof of the inequality $2\uparrow^n 4 < 3\uparrow^n 3 < 2\uparrow^n 5$

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Calculation of $f_{\omega^3}(2)$ in the fast growing hierarchy

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Transfinite Knuth-arrow hierarchy vs. fast-growing hierarchy

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If I call the Ackermann Function with Graham's number as both of its arguments will it be less than $g_{65}$

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Divisibility of huge numbers

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What is the explanation for the $64$ in Graham's number $g_{64}$?

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Predicting how long the result of a permutation

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Approximation of (n^n)^n

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If Graham's number used $4$s instead of $3$s, at which $G$ would that number be bigger than Graham's number?

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Which number is larger?

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Jonathan Bowers' multidimensional arrays

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Definition of the function $f_{\epsilon_0}$ in the fast-growing hierachy

When does $f_{\omega+1}$ catch up the $G_n$-sequence?

Find the biggest number from given data below

For which n does the inequality $2 \uparrow^{n+1}n > 3\uparrow^n 3 +2$ hold?

Proof of the inequality $2\uparrow^n 4 < 3\uparrow^n 3 < 2\uparrow^n 5$

Calculation of $f_{\omega^3}(2)$ in the fast growing hierarchy

Transfinite Knuth-arrow hierarchy vs. fast-growing hierarchy

If I call the Ackermann Function with Graham's number as both of its arguments will it be less than $g_{65}$

Divisibility of huge numbers

What is the explanation for the $64$ in Graham's number $g_{64}$?

Predicting how long the result of a permutation

Approximation of (n^n)^n

If Graham's number used $4$s instead of $3$s, at which $G$ would that number be bigger than Graham's number?

Which number is larger?

Jonathan Bowers' multidimensional arrays

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