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| rdfs:comment | - Fish numbers are numbers defined by the Japanese googologist Fish. There are seven Fish numbers:
* Fish number 1 is an extension of the Ackermann function and is comparable to \(f_{\omega^2+1}(63)\);
* Fish number 2 is an extension of Fish number 1 and comparable to \(f_{\omega^3}(63)\);
* Fish number 3 uses s(n) map and comparable to \(f_{\omega^{\omega+1} imes 63+1}(63)\);
* Fish number 4 combines Fish number 3 with an oracle system;
* Fish number 5 uses a system that reaches \(\varepsilon_0\);
* Fish number 6 uses an extension of that system which reaches \(\zeta_0\);
* Fish number 7 combines Fish number 6 with an oracle system in Rayo's function.
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| abstract | - Fish numbers are numbers defined by the Japanese googologist Fish. There are seven Fish numbers:
* Fish number 1 is an extension of the Ackermann function and is comparable to \(f_{\omega^2+1}(63)\);
* Fish number 2 is an extension of Fish number 1 and comparable to \(f_{\omega^3}(63)\);
* Fish number 3 uses s(n) map and comparable to \(f_{\omega^{\omega+1} imes 63+1}(63)\);
* Fish number 4 combines Fish number 3 with an oracle system;
* Fish number 5 uses a system that reaches \(\varepsilon_0\);
* Fish number 6 uses an extension of that system which reaches \(\zeta_0\);
* Fish number 7 combines Fish number 6 with an oracle system in Rayo's function.
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