On the convergence of infinite towers of powers and logarithms for general initial data: applications to Lambert W function sequences (Q2078343)
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On the convergence of infinite towers of powers and logarithms for general initial data: applications to Lambert W function sequences (English)
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28 February 2022
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This paper's goal is to present the precise beginning data sets necessary to determine whether a specific class of real towers of powers and logarithms will converge or diverge. The cusp element, which is the initial data of the sequences defining the towers, is the only term that does not have a common value in these towers. The resulting results will be applied to a few Lambert W function sequences, together with the whole set of beginning data necessary to determine whether they would converge or diverge.
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power tower
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logarithm tower
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tetration
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iterated exponential
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Lambert W function
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