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Facthype Notation[]

Facthype notation (Short for Factorial Hyperoperator Notation, of which the acronym is F.H.N.) is a notation based on the factorial function created by me, it is currently on development as it is still ill-defined.

Updates[]

Update 1 (20/01/22)[]

  1. Added coined googolisms and functions sections.
  2. Added (currently empty) extra features section.
  3. Added Updates section.
  4. Extended the definition.

Update 1.1 (25/01/22)[]

  1. Small corrections.

Update 2 (Also 25/01/22)[]

  1. Expanded defintion. (Credits to User:Binary198)
  2. Added some stuff to the extra features section.

Update 2.1 (Also 25/01/22)[]

  1. Added more stuff to the googolisms section.

Update 2.2 (Also 25/01/22)[]

  1. It is ill-defined (pain) but i tried fixing some errors and i think everything before # is well-defined now (Edit: its not), although i don't if the growth rates are correct though.

Update 3 (26/01/22)[]

  1. I dont know if it is still ill-defined, but i fixed some stuff.
  2. Expanded definition, and slight change to %.
  3. Added "Unknown" section.
  4. Moved function from "Extra features" to "Coined functions".
  5. Added new function to "Coined functions".

Update 3.1 (Also 26/01/22)[]

  1. Added infobox.
  2. Fixed typo.
Update 3.1.1 (Also 26/01/22)[]
  1. Very small changes on the # section.
Update 3.1.2 (Also 26/01/22)[]
  1. Added more to the infobox.

Update 4[]

  1. Blog post obsolete, moving here.

Definition[]

Basic rules[]

Note: Every variable must be a natural number unless specified otherwise

  • Let
  • Now let for any natural number k, m, n

Features[]

$[]

  • (Said as: n destroyed)

  • (Said as: n annihilated to k)

%[]

  • (Said as: n obliterated)

#[]

  • Let

Extra features[]

  • (Currently empty)

Googolisms[]

Generated by prefixes and suffixes[]

-Obliteration (n%)[]

  • Triobliteration - 3%
  • Quadobliteration - 4%
  • Quinobliteration - 5%
  • Sexobliteration (unfortunate name) - 6%
  • Triobliterationobliteration - (3%)%

-Hyteration (n%^n%)[]

  • Trihyteration -
  • Quadhyteration -
  • Quinhyterion -

-Erased (n;)[]

  • Trierased -
  • Quaderased -
  • Quinerased -
  • Sexerased -

Named[]

  • Grahamtorial -
  • Factorial God- 170?
  • Godly 3 -
  • Hierarchy -
  • Hieranarchy -
  • Misfact -

Coined functions[]

  • Fact-operating - n!^(k,m) - Said as: "n (k+3)-torial"
    • a!^(1,b) - a tetratorial to b
    • a!^(2,b) - a pentatorial to b
    • a!^(3,b) - a hexatorial to b
    • etc.
  • Destruction - - Said as: "n destroyed"
    • a$^b - a destroyed to b
  • Interrogation - - Said as: "n sacrified" OR "n interrogatorial"
  • Vanishment - - Said as: "n vanished"
  • Superfactorial - - Said as: "n superfactorial" and i named like that because the superfactorials are too slow-growing

Unknown[]

Growth rates[]

(NOTE THAT SINCE THE NOTATION IS ILL-DEFINED THESE ARE MEANINGLESS)

  • n$^{n,n} - Its most probably w2, but it remains unproven.
  • n% - its most probably w^2, but it remains unproven.
  • n? - Its most probably w^w, but it remains unproven.
  • n; - No one knows really whats more probable, but it is intended to have a growth rate of e_0.
  • n![m] for m>4 - Totally unknown.
  • n[!] - Totally unknown.