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Can we prove these coefficients must be constant? - JmsNxn - 06/03/2012 I have boiled down the recursion of analytic hyper operators into a formula based on their coefficients. If we write these coefficients as follows: We can write the recursive formula; without giving a proof for it (it just requires a few series rearrangement); as: As you can see; this appears very off. Since we can set This is a contradiction because it implies I didn't write out the proof because I'm stuck and I'm curious if it's justifiable to do that last move, or if there is some other routine I can go about to prove the constancy of these coefficients. If hyper operators aren't analytic; and hopefully I can prove not continuous; I have a separate way of defining them that admit a discrete solution with a more number theoretical algebraic approach. |