PowiainaNum.js


A JavaScript library that handles arithmetic for numbers as large as {10,9e15,1,1,1,2}.

This reaches level f_ω³+1, which the operation powiaination also is at, hence the name.

Internally, it is represented as an sign, array, small, and layer. Sign is 1 or -1. . Layer is a non-negative integer.

The operator interface is interface {arrow: number; expans: number; megota: number; repeat: number;};

The array is an array types Operator[]

when $$f(x) = \{10, 10, 10, 10, x\}$$
$$g_{a,b,c}(x) = \text{a,b is not Infinity}=\{10,x,a,b,c\},\text{a is Infinity}=\{10,10,x,b,c\},\text{b is Infinity}=\{10,10,10,x,c\}$$
$$o_x = \text{last }x\text{th operator of array} $$
$$s*{ign} = \text{PN's sign property}$$
$$l*{ayer} = \text{PN's layer property}$$
$$e{xp} = \text{if PN's small property is false, }e{xp}=1,\text{Otherwise,}e*{xp}=-1$$
They together respents $(s{ign}\times f^{l{ayer}} g{o1.arrow, o_1.expans, o_1.megota}^{o_1.repeat} g{o2.arrow, o_2.expans, o_2.megota}^{o_2.repeat} ...)^{e*{xp}}$

If arrow count or expans count is Infinite, the count replaces to the next operators.

Some codes snippet from ExpantaNum.js by Naruyoko

Functions are as follows abs, neg, add, sub, mul, div, rec, pow, pow10, pow_base, sqrt, cbrt, root, log10, log, cmp, rec, gamma, mod, exp, ln, slog, factorial, tetrate_10, isFinite, isInfinite, isNaN, tetrate, lambertw, toString, toJSON, floor, ceil, round, trunc, clampMax, clampMin, arrow, expansion, expansionArrow, multiExpansion, powerExpansion, explosion, megotion, BEAF, powiaination

Using

The library exports a class,
Create a PowiainaNum.js object like this:

``javascript
import PowiainaNum from "powiaina_num.js"; // static import
const { default: PowiainaNum } = await import("powiaina_num.js"); // dynamic import

let a = new PowiainaNum(); // create PN.js number with NaN
let b = new PowiainaNum(3); // create PN.js number with number 3
let c = new PowiainaNum("1e114514"); // create PN.js number with number 10^114514

let d = new PowiainaNum(c); // create PN.js number from a PN.js number

let e = new PowiainaNum([
[0, 23.2352],
[1, 2],
[2, 6],
[3, 0],
[4, 1],
[5, 4],
]); // You can also use a pair number array which from ExpantaNum.js

let f = new PowiainaNum("(10^^^)^114514 e1919810"); // ExpantaNum.js string form

let g = new PowiainaNum("10{!}e1919810"); // 10{!} = 10{x}10, x points to e1919810, 10{!} = J in ExpantaNum.js
let h = new PowiainaNum("10{1,2}ee114514"); // {10, ee114514, 1, 2}
let i = new PowiainaNum("10{1,514,114}ee114514"); // {10, ee114514, 1, 514, 114}
let j = new PowiainaNum("/10{1,514,114}ee114514"); // Very small numbers ({10, ee114514, 1, 514, 114})^-1
let k = new PowiainaNum("(e^114514)1919810"); // break_eternity.js (e^x) form
let k = new PowiainaNum("l0 s1 a[10,[114,514,1919,810]]"); // 0.1.x PowiainaNum.js .toString(1)
`

In browser, you can download dist/PowiainaNum.min.js or use

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Javascript operators will not work such as +, -, etc.
You should call the equivalent functions instead.

`javascript
let a = new PowiainaNum(114514);
let b = new PowiainaNum(1919810);

// Calculate a+b:
let c = a.add(b); // 1919810+114514

// Calculate a-b:
let c = a.sub(b);

a.mul(b); // a*b
a.div(b); // a/b
a.pow(b); // a^b

a.log10(); // log10(a)

// comparing PN.js numbers

a.lt(b); // a is less than b
a.gt(b); // a is greater than b
a.eq(b); // a is equals to b
`

Developing

Clone this project and then run npm install.

$3

Run npm run build to build this project, js files will produce in dist directory.

$3

Run npm test to test this project.

Future ideas

Extend Operator to nearly infinite keys to reach level fωω

`typescript
interface Operator {
/P3/ arrow: number;
/P4/ expans: number;
/P5/ megota: number;
/P6/ powiaina: number;
P7: number;
.....

repeat: number;

valuereplaced?: -1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | ...
}
``