Dekulukulus

Dekulukulus2authst's Large Numbers. Retrieved Nov 6, 2022. is equal to \({\lbrace} 10, {\lbrace} 10, 10 / 2{\rbrace} / 2{\rbrace}\). The term was coined by user AuthorizeStructure.
== Etymology==
The name is derived from dekulus arrays of dekulus.
==Expansion==
The full expansion looks like this:
\({\underbrace{a \& a \& ... \& a \& a}_{a\text{ arrays of } a}}\) 
where \(a\) = dekulus
== Explanation==
Let's say \(a_n \text{ = } {\underbrace{n \& n \& ... \& n \& n}_{n}}\).
Then it would look like this:
\(a_1 \text{ = } n\)
\(a_2 \text{ = } n \& n\)
\(a_3 \text{ = } n \& n \& n\)
...
If Dekulukulus was defined using this method, the result would be \(a_{a_{10}}\).
== Approximations ==
Since it is not defined by now, the following approximations are just expected values:
Notation 	Approximation
Bird's array notation	\(\{10,3,2 [1 [2 /_{1,2} 2] 2] 2\}\)
Fast-growing hierarchy (using this system
of fundamental sequences)	\(f_{\psi_0(\Omega_{\omega}^{\Omega_{\omega}^{\omega}})}^2(10)\)
==Sources==
==See also==
Category:Numbers
Category:Numbers by AuthorizeStructure
Category:Higher array notation
Category:BEAF
Category:Class disputed
Category:Unformalised