I respect Denis Maskudov and his naming conventions, but perhaps the name of this number should be changed, I don't want to say why explicitly, but pronounce it out-loud and you might see the issue. Edwin Shade (talk) 20:02, December 7, 2017 (UTC)
- Thank you for this remark. The names of the numbers in a series are formed by a combination of codes and sometimes these combinations are unsuccessful. We have two options: to exclude this number from the series or to invent another code for the Veblen function. It is desirable that the code be recognizable and etymologically related to what it means, although sometimes this requirement has to be sacrificed for the sake of sounding the word as a whole.
- BTW I'm Maksudov, not Maskudov-I do not know what is the mysterious reason, but everyone, who writes my surname for the first time, write it wrong :-))Denis Maksudov (talk) 15:10, December 8, 2017 (UTC)
- Petőfi? --109.40.3.14 22:40, December 7, 2017 (UTC)
“Manjaoogol” / “Manjioogol”[]
There is another number around \(f_{\omega^{\omega^2}}(5)\), whose BEAF array (with eight 1s, sixteen 10s, and one entry 100) has different connotations in Asia and Europe; please don’t write this array out! --109.40.3.39 15:39, December 8, 2017 (UTC)