Tetration is the hyperoperation which comes after exponentiation.[1]
means y exponentiated by itself, (x-1) times.[2][3][4] List of first 4 natural number hyperoperations, the inverse operations of tetration are the super root and the super logarithm.
- Addition
- n copies of 1 added to a.
- Multiplication
- n copies of a combined by addition.
- Exponentiation
- n copies of a combined by multiplication.
- Tetration

- n copies of a combined by exponentiation, right-to-left.
The above example is read as "the nth tetration of a".
Examples


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| 1
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1 (11)
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1 (11)
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1 (11)
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(11) (Absolute infinity and Infinity)
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| 2
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4 (22)
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16 (24)
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65,536 (216)
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| 3
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27 (33)
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7,625,597,484,987 (327)
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1.258015 × 103,638,334,640,024
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| 4
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256 (44)
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1.34078 ×10154 (4256)
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(8.1 × 10153 digits)
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| 5
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3,125 (55)
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1.91101 × 102,184 (53,125)
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(1.3 × 102,184 digits)
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| 6
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46,656 (66)
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2.65912 × 1036,305 (646,656)
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(2.1 × 1036,305 digits)
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| 7
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823,543 (77)
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3.75982 × 10695,974 (7823,543)
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(3.2 × 10695,974 digits)
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| 8
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16,777,216 (88)
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6.01452 × 1015,151,335
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(5.4 × 1015,151,335 digits)
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| 9
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387,420,489 (99)
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4.28125 × 10369,693,099
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(4.1 × 10369,693,099 digits)
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| 10
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10,000,000,000 (1010)
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1010,000,000,000
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(1010,000,000,000 digits)
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| ∞
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∞∞
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(∞∞∞)
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References