The iterated-logarithm infinity conjecture

Let f(x)f(x) be a function such that

f(x)x=d4a=d4a,f(x)|_{x=d4a}=d4a,

and let k=d4ak=d4a denote an infinite iteration index. Iterated-logarithm infinity conjecture. When xx reaches infinity before kk, one has

lnkf(x)=d4a.\operatorname{ln}_{k} f(x)=d4a.

The claim concerns the behavior of infinitely nested logarithms in the paper's infinitary calculus. The source gives no proof or resolution.

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Chelton D. Evans and William K. Pattinson, “Extending du Bois-Reymond's Infinitesimal and Infinitary Calculus Theory”, arXiv:1502.06936 (2015).

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