Mag

Mag is a function devised by Alistair Cockburn (of fuga- glory) in one of his forum pages, considering how a five-year-old might extend gag by indicating repeated application after learning this function. \(Mag(n\) is defined as \(\underbrace{\mathrm{gag}(\mathrm{gag}(\mathrm{gag}(\mathrm{gag}(\ldots n\ldots))))}_n\), using the gag function.Really Big Numbers He also never used mag (along with gag) as a prefix despite rumors of him doing so; the prefix form was coined by Sbiis Saibian, also known for coining booga-Pointless Large Number Stuff (2.05).
It is comparable to \(f_{\omega + 1}(n)\) in the fast growing hierarchy. Notably, \(mag(64) > g_{64}\) where \(g_{64}\) is Graham's number.
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== See also ==
*-ag
*gag
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