Golapulusplux

Golapulusplux is equal to X{10,100,3},golapulusX in Bowers' old exploded array notation.https://sites.google.com/site/largenumbers/home/appendix/b/jb2002_archive/infinity_scrapers2 Bowers' old notation starts like his current notation (BEAF) but with {a,b} = a+b instead of ab. It remains pretty much like his new notation until what is now known as a legion. Then it defines XA,nX = A&a&a&...&a&a with n-1 a's - A can be a number or a sub-exploded array, a is A if A is a number or A's first entry if A is an array.
If we ignore the offset hyper-operators, the "modern" version of golapulusplux is equal to 10100&10&10&10&...&10&10&10 with golapulus-1 "&"s.
== Further arrays ==
Then he rather unclearly defines XA,BX where B can be an array, and then goes to define multi-entry exploded arrays (the arrays in X...X instead of {...}). Then he defines a 3rd level where {...} is the first and X...X is the second, and then the 4th and so on.
But then he defines #...# arrays where #A,n# = [nth level]A[nth level]. He then goes to rather vaguely define "Xth level #...#'s". This probably either means:
* 
#...# is the start of a second row, and it continues like {...}, X...X, .... Xth level #...# is the Xth type of bracket in the second row.
* Same, but Xth level #...# refers to the first bracket in the Xth row (how those are defined is rather obvious).
== References ==
Category:Numbers
Category:Numbers by Jonathan Bowers
Category:Unformalised