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The '''gaggolplex''' is equal to {10,[[gaggol]],3} in [[BEAF]], or 10 [[pentation|pentated]] to the gaggol.<ref>{{cite web|first=Jonathan|last=Bowers|authorlink=Jonathan Bowers|url=http://www.polytope.net/hedrondude/scrapers.htm|title=Infinity Scrapers|accessdate=January 2013}}</ref> The term was coined by [[Jonathan Bowers]].
 
The '''gaggolplex''' is equal to {10,[[gaggol]],3} in [[BEAF]], or 10 [[pentation|pentated]] to the gaggol.<ref>{{cite web|first=Jonathan|last=Bowers|authorlink=Jonathan Bowers|url=http://www.polytope.net/hedrondude/scrapers.htm|title=Infinity Scrapers|accessdate=January 2013}}</ref> The term was coined by [[Jonathan Bowers]].
   
Gaggolplex is equal to E[[1]]#1#gaggol in [[Hyper-E notation]].
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Gaggolplex is equal to E1#1#gaggol in [[Hyper-E notation]].
   
 
The number can be computed as follows:
 
The number can be computed as follows:
   
 
# Let N1 be 10.
 
# Let N1 be 10.
# Let N[[2]] be {{^...|10}} where there are N1 tens.
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# Let N2 be {{^...|10}} where there are N1 tens.
 
# Let N3 be {{^...|10}} where there are N2 tens.
 
# Let N3 be {{^...|10}} where there are N2 tens.
 
# Continue in this fashion.
 
# Continue in this fashion.

Revision as of 11:49, 25 May 2013

The gaggolplex is equal to {10,gaggol,3} in BEAF, or 10 pentated to the gaggol.[1] The term was coined by Jonathan Bowers.

Gaggolplex is equal to E1#1#gaggol in Hyper-E notation.

The number can be computed as follows:

  1. Let N1 be 10.
  2. Let N2 be 1010...1010 where there are N1 tens.
  3. Let N3 be 1010...1010 where there are N2 tens.
  4. Continue in this fashion.
  5. Gaggolplex is N(N(100)).

Approximations

Notation Approximation
Hyper-E notation \(E1\#1\#100\#2\)
Chained arrow notation \(10 \rightarrow (10 \rightarrow 100 \rightarrow 3) \rightarrow 3\)
Fast-growing hierarchy \(f_4(f_4(100))\)
Hardy hierarchy \(H_{(\omega^4) 2}(100)\)
Slow-growing hierarchy \(g_{\zeta_{\zeta_0}}(100)\)

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Sources

  1. Bowers, JonathanInfinity Scrapers. Retrieved January 2013.

See also

Jonathan Bowers' googol series

Googol series: googol(plex/duplex/triplex/quadraplex/quinplex) · giggol(plex/duplex) · gaggol(plex/duplex) · geegol(plex) · gigol(plex) · goggol(plex) · gagol(plex)
Boogol series: boogol(plex/duplex/triplex) · biggol(plex/duplex) · baggol(plex) · beegol(plex) · bigol · boggol · bagol
Troogol series: troogol(plex/duplex) · triggol(plex/duplex) · traggol(plex/duplex) · treegol · trigol · troggol · tragol
Quadroogol series: quadroogol(plex/duplex) · quadriggol(plex) · quadraggol · quadreegol · quadrigol · quadroggol · quadragol
Quintoogol series: quintoogol(plex) · quintiggol · quintaggol · quinteegol · quintigol · quintagol
Sextoogol series: sextoogol · septoogol · octoogol
Goobol series: goobol(plex) · gibbol · gabbol · geebol · gibol · gobbol · gabol
Boobol series: boobol · bibbol · babbol · beebol · bibol · bobbol · babol
Troobol series: troobol · tribbol · trabbol
Quadroobol series: quadroobol · quadribbol · quadrabbol · (quintoobol)
Gootrol series: gootrol · gitrol · gatrol · geetrol · gietrol · gotrol · gaitrol
Bootrol series: bootrol · trootrol · quadrootrol
Gooquadrol series: gooquadrol · booquadrol · quadreequadrol · (gooquintol)
Gossol series: gossol(plex) · gissol · gassol · geesol(plex) · gussol
Mossol series: mossol(plex) · missol · massol · meesol · mussol
Bossol series: bossol · bissol · bassol · beesol · bussol
Trossol series: trossol · trissol · trassol · treesol · trussol · (quadrossol · quintossol)
Dubol series: dubol · dutrol · duquadrol · dossol(plex)