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− | The '''Extended Universe Size Index''' ('''EUSI''') is a number, which indicates the ''deepest nestation of |
+ | The '''Extended Universe Size Index''' ('''EUSI''') is a number, which indicates the ''deepest nestation of verses within a specific verse.'' |
− | [[File:Extended universe size index.png|thumb| |
+ | [[File:Extended universe size index.png|thumb|251x251px|An example of the EUSI.]] |
It can be used to tell the size of a universe, without needing to say its size, due to most verses having ''beyond infinite sizes'', or ordinals/cardinals that ''aren't named yet''. |
It can be used to tell the size of a universe, without needing to say its size, due to most verses having ''beyond infinite sizes'', or ordinals/cardinals that ''aren't named yet''. |
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+ | EUSIs aren't confined to just verses either, they can be applied to other containers, boxes, structures (artifical or not), etc. |
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== Definition == |
== Definition == |
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− | We define a function |
+ | We define a function |
− | <math> \psi(\alpha |
+ | <math> \psi(\alpha) = \alpha + 1</math> |
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+ | <math> \psi(\alpha,\beta,\gamma \cdots \delta) = \psi(\alpha-1,\psi(\alpha,\beta,\gamma \cdots \delta),\gamma \cdots \delta)</math> |
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<math> \psi(0,\beta,\gamma \cdots \delta) = \psi(\beta,\gamma \cdots \delta)</math> |
<math> \psi(0,\beta,\gamma \cdots \delta) = \psi(\beta,\gamma \cdots \delta)</math> |
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<math>\psi(\Omega^{\Omega^{\Omega}}) = \psi(\Omega^{\Omega^{\psi(\Omega^{\Omega^{\cdots}})}})</math> |
<math>\psi(\Omega^{\Omega^{\Omega}}) = \psi(\Omega^{\Omega^{\psi(\Omega^{\Omega^{\cdots}})}})</math> |
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− | == |
+ | == EUSI in number form== |
+ | EUSIs can obviously be broken down into ordinals / cardinals after they've been fully decomposed. The article of these is [[User blog:Leftunknown/EUSI equivalences|here]]. |
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+ | ==Examples== |
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+ | *[[Protoverse]] = <math>0</math> |
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+ | *[[Universe|Our Universe]] = <math> \psi(0)</math> |
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+ | *[[Hyperverse]] = <math> \psi(4)</math> |
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+ | *[[Berryverse]] = <math> \psi(1,0) </math> |
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+ | *[[Omniverse]] = <math> \psi(1,0) </math> |
+ | *[[The Pentagonal Hexacontahedron]] = <math> \psi(2,0)+\psi(540) |
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+ | </math> (according to [[The Official Hierarchy|TOH]]) |
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+ | *[[Nvgngyu]] = <math> \psi(3,0,0)</math> |
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[[Category:Leftunknown pages]] |
[[Category:Leftunknown pages]] |
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[[Category:Verse]] |
[[Category:Verse]] |
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[[Category:End-All-Be-All]] |
[[Category:End-All-Be-All]] |
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+ | [[Category:Index]] |
Revision as of 06:28, 22 April 2021
The Extended Universe Size Index (EUSI) is a number, which indicates the deepest nestation of verses within a specific verse.

An example of the EUSI.
It can be used to tell the size of a universe, without needing to say its size, due to most verses having beyond infinite sizes, or ordinals/cardinals that aren't named yet.
EUSIs aren't confined to just verses either, they can be applied to other containers, boxes, structures (artifical or not), etc.
Definition
We define a function
After this, we can create another extention, by borrowing some things from other functions, such as the veblen function, by asserting:
EUSI in number form
EUSIs can obviously be broken down into ordinals / cardinals after they've been fully decomposed. The article of these is here.
Examples
- Protoverse =
- Our Universe =
- Hyperverse =
- Berryverse =
- Omniverse =
- The Pentagonal Hexacontahedron = (according to TOH)
- The Box =
- Absoverse =
- Cloudverse =
- Nvgngyu =