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That’s actually a fair point, they don’t explain why TREE grows faster than anything in the f-series. The argument for where in the f-series Graham’s series li
by wodenokoto 7y ago
That’s actually a fair point, they don’t explain why TREE grows faster than anything in the f-series.
The argument for where in the f-series Graham’s series lies is also a bit hand-wavy.
- chii 7y ago> where in the f-series Graham’s series lies that is actually explained - fω+1(n) is grahams, because of the way grahams defines as iterated versions of up-arrows.