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Successor function
Upper and Lower Bounds on Continuous-Time Computation
Hyperoperations and Nopt Structures
On the Successor Function
THE PEANO AXIOMS 1. Introduction We Begin Our Exploration
Peano Axioms for the Natural Numbers
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The Dedekind/Peano Axioms
Recursive Functions
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Kapitola: the Connection Between the Iterated Logarithm and the Inverse Ackermann Function
From Numerical Concepts to Concepts of Number
Ackermann's Function
Young Children's Understanding of the Successor Function
CDM Primitive Recursion 2 Properties of PR
Chapter 2 Relations, Functions, Partial Functions
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Primitive Recursion
Math 558 – Homework #1
Exact Equality and Successor Function: Two Key Concepts on the Path Towards Understanding Exact Numbers
Complexity Hierarchies Beyond Elementary
A Tutorial Introduction to the Lambda Calculus
Proving Termination Using Dependent Types: the Case of Xor-Terms
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Characterization Theorem for the Conditionally Computable Real Functions
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Primitive Recursive Functions
The Primitive Recursive Functions
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Analytic Extension of Tetration Through the Product Power-Tower
Spectra and Satisfiability for Logics with Successor and a Unary Func- Tion
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Higher-Order Recursion Abstraction: How to Make Ackermann, Knuth
1 Primitive Recursive Functions
Arxiv:2012.04093V2 [Math.AC] 27 May 2021 2
The Peano Axioms
Arxiv:1806.00331V2
A Reduction of Integer Factorization to Modular Tetration
4 the Natural Numbers
Large Numbers in Computing and Mathematics
SOURCES of SUCCESSOR KNOWLEDGE 1 What Counts?
Numbers As Data Structures: the Prime Successor Function As Primitive
Symbolic Logic
4.6 the Primitive Recursive Functions
The Relatively Exponential, Logarithmic and Circular Functions in Recursive
SUCCESSOR FUNCTION 1 to Infinity and Beyond: Children Generalize
Introduction to Proofs, Hefferon, Version 1.0
The Peano Axioms the Peano Axioms Define the Natural Numbers, Often Denoted As N
Peano Arithmetic and Clausal Language