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Epsilon numbers are fixed points of the function \(\alpha\rightarrow\omega^\alpha\).

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Line 1: '''Epsilon numbers''' are [[fixed point\|fixed points]] of the function \(\alpha\rightarrow\omega^\alpha\). ~~== <span id="zero">\(\varepsilon_{0}\)</span> ==~~ ~~== <span id="one">\(\varepsilon_{1}\)</span> ==~~ ~~== <span id="omega">\(\varepsilon_{\omega}\)</span> ==~~ ~~== <span id="epsilonzero">\(\varepsilon_{\varepsilon_{0}}\)</span> ==~~ __NOEDITSECTION__ <!-- Remove the section edit links -->