Golapulus

The golapulus (also called gonglapulus and alphlorgulus) is equal to \( \lbrace 10,10 (100) 2 \rbrace \& 10 = 10^{100} \& 10 \& 10 \) using the array of operator and BEAF. It has gongulus entries. The term was coined by Jonathan Bowers.
Golapulus has a multitude of possible formal definitions and thus it is an ill-defined number which can't be approximated by any well-defined notation. Since climbing method presumably stops working at {X,X,2(1)2} & n for each natural n > 0, this is also completely ill-defined number for now. However, we can nest arrays using X2's, just like how we use X's to make our arrays. Therefore, we can use Xn's to keep nesting our arrays to legion space.
== Approximations ==
Notation 	Approximation
Bird's Array Notation 	\(\{10,100 [1 [1 [2 \backslash_3 2] 2] 2] 2\}\) (Nested Hyper-Nested Array Notation)
\(\{10,100 [1 [1 [2 \neg 2] 2 \neg 2] 2] 2\}\) (Hierarchial Hyper-Nested Array Notation)
Fast-growing hierarchy (using this system
of fundamental sequences)	\(f_{\psi_0(\Omega^{\Omega^{\Omega^{99}\omega}})}(10)\)
Slow-growing hierarchy	\(g_{\psi_0(\Omega_2^{\Omega_2^{\Omega_2^{99}\omega}})}(10)\)
== Sources ==
==See also ==
ja:ゴラプルス
ru:Голапулус
Category:Numbers
Category:Numbers by Jonathan Bowers
Category:Higher array notation
Category:BEAF
Category:Bachmann's collapsing level
Category:Unformalised