2 → 5 →3
I love Conway’s notation too. Seriously elegant and naturally extensible. But why did you choose to represent 2 ^^^ 5? That’s not especially big. Did you mean 2 → 3 →5 (ie. 2 ^^^^^ 3)?
I didn’t want to get carried away.
2 → 5 →3
I love Conway’s notation too. Seriously elegant and naturally extensible. But why did you choose to represent 2 ^^^ 5? That’s not especially big. Did you mean 2 → 3 →5 (ie. 2 ^^^^^ 3)?
I didn’t want to get carried away.