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Recursive formula generating bounded hyper-operators - JmsNxn - 01/17/2017 Hello everybody. So I've come across the following formula for all hyper-operators with base Consider the following construction. Let us start with and define recursively using the following formulas So that exponentiation equals which follows from the usual binomial formula. And then tetration (which is well known, this I can prove absolutely without a doubt) But not so obviously, and definitely not through little work, this works for pentation This construction works using a proof by induction. There are some cracks in the proof so far, but nonetheless everything is in working order. The only missing pieces are to do with some problems in integral calculus. I can state them here for working order, if someone is curious. I could elaborate on how these functions are constructed, but if one is interested, the entire construction, in its full working order is here https://arxiv.org/pdf/1503.07555.pdf Minus the simple proof that these functions can be expanded in a newton series. Essentially fivexthethird gave the basis of this proof, since then I've made it more rigorous, he talks in the case of one example, but it works in the case of all bounded functions http://math.eretrandre.org/tetrationforum/showthread.php?tid=1079&highlight=tpid+13 I must note, the problem with the paper I posted is in fact rather minute. The paper is a little disorganized, I'm trying to complete it right now. The major problem is arguing more rigorously why some of the integral transforms do in fact converge, of which I'm in the process of finalizing. Nonetheless the most important thing I've been asking myself lately is something really rather simple, it has to do with the Newton construction. The exact functions I have defined. Does If This question can also be rephrased as if and lastly: If I could restate this question in many ways, but it gives me no advantage at showing it. Therefore I am stuck. And I call upon somebody to at least give me numerical evidence that these functions generated through Newton series are in fact periodic with imaginary period. That pentation in the interval I believe this is a great question about the regularity of iteration. That in fact every hyper operator with base |