About

Tetration.org has now been online for six years. In that time a revolution in tetration research has occurred. Ioannis Galidakis has published a number of papers on tetration and a growing community of talented mathematicians collaborates on tetration research through sci.math.research and the Tetration Forum.

Acknowledgements

This site greatly benefits from extensive links to the two following sites:

• Neil Sloane's On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
• Eric Weisstein's world of Mathematics

• INRIA Algorithms Project
• Encyclopedia of Combinatorial Structures
• Philippe Flajolet's work
  
• arXiv.org e-Print archive
• Google
  

• Ed Pegg Jr. at Mathpuzzle.com (check it out!) and the Mathematica Information Center. I am greatly indebted to him for his review and feedback of my Mathematica notebooks and website as well as his patience.
• Dean Gooch at SRJC's math department for teaching me how to be a real mathematician, as well as many other things, and single handedly improving my view of academia.
• Michael Somos for feedback on my web site and insightful correspondences.
• Stephen Wolfram at Wolfram Research for conversations on the connection between tetration and dynamics, for his work in general, and for Mathematica. His vision of a unified dynamics has been the inspiration for my own work in dynamics.
• Leif Smith at Pattern Research for numerous conversations and support over the years.
• Gregory Henschel at the Department of Education's Institute of Educational Sciences. Although his contributions to this project of three decades are different from my own, I consider them of equal importance.