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*'''n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>n[n,<sub>o</sub>m-1]<sub>o-1</sub>n,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|n]</sup> = n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>1,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|2]</sup>'''
 
*'''n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>n[n,<sub>o</sub>m-1]<sub>o-1</sub>n,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|n]</sup> = n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>1,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|2]</sup>'''
 
*'''n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>n[n[n,<sub>o</sub>m-1]<sub>o-1</sub>n,<sub>o</sub>m-1]<sub>o-1</sub>n,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|n]</sup> = n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>1,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|3]</sup>'''
 
*'''n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>n[n[n,<sub>o</sub>m-1]<sub>o-1</sub>n,<sub>o</sub>m-1]<sub>o-1</sub>n,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|n]</sup> = n*<sup>[k,x#<sub>1,<sub>o</sub>m-1</sub>|3]</sup>'''
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=== Eighth Extension ===
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Revision as of 18:37, 26 November 2013

Mixed factorial \(n^*\) is a function recursively defined as

\[1^* = 1\]

\[(n + 1)^* = n^* +^n (n + 1)\]

where \(+^n\) is the \(n\)th hyper operator, starting at addition. For example, \(4^* = ((1 + 2) \cdot 3) \uparrow 4\). Informally, the sequence can be visualized as starting with 1, adding 2, multiplying by 3, exponentiating by 4, tetrating by 5, ...

The function was coined by an author under the alias of "SpongeTechX".


Sources

See Also

Main article: Factorial
Multifactorials: Double factorial · Multifactorial
Falling and rising: Falling factorial · Rising factorial
Other mathematical variants: Alternating factorial · Hyperfactorial · q-factorial · Roman factorial · Subfactorial · Weak factorial · Primorial · Compositorial · Semiprimorial
Tetrational growth: Exponential factorial · Expostfacto function · Superfactorial by Clifford Pickover
Nested Factorials: Tetorial · Petorial · Ectorial · Zettorial · Yottorial
Array-based extensions: Hyperfactorial array notation · Nested factorial notation
Other googological variants: · Tetrofactorial · Superfactorial by Sloane and Plouffe · Torian · Factorexation · Mixed factorial · Bouncing Factorial