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I don't understand why your step 3 is relevant. Observe that using r=sqrt(2) we have that the sequence r, r^r, r^r^r, r^r^r^r, ... does converge to 2. We are
by RiderOfGiraffes 16y ago
I don't understand why your step 3 is relevant. Observe that using r=sqrt(2) we have that the sequence r, r^r, r^r^r, r^r^r^r, ... does converge to 2. We are not performing arbitrarily large exponentiation of x.
Or, to pull a Calc 1 term, x^x^x^... does converge for x=sqrt(2).
- Lozzer 16y agoIt's the difference between x^(x^(x... and ((x^x)^x)...