BLT

BLT was originally defined as B(10,100,55) using Hyper-B notation,BlankEntity's Googology Retrieved July 5th 2021 and is currently defined as \(10\uparrow^{55}100\) using arrow notation.BlankEntity's Googology Retrieved March 18th 2022 The term was coined by the user BlankEntity. The name is derived from a kind of sandwich, known as a BLT (bacon, lettuce, tomato).
Unfortunately, the original definition of the number was ill-defined because the \(B\) notation BlankEntity used to define it is ill-defined as DeepLineMadom pointed out (see analyzation of BlankEntity's Hyper-B notation by DeepLineMadom), even with 3-entry arrays using the \(B\) notation BlankEntity used to define it could either result in an infinite loop or degenerate notation to just the base.
This number with respect to the current definition is comparable to Denis Maksudov's sextiquintalum.
== Approximations ==
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