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Mathematical function <math>A</math> of two variables, such that for integer arguments <math>n,n</math> it can be expressed as follows:
Mathematical function <math>A</math> of two variables, such that for integer arguments <math>n,n</math> it can be expressed as follows:
<math> A(m, n) =
<math> A(m, n) =

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A definition or brief description of Ackermann function.

Mathematical function of two variables, such that for integer arguments it can be expressed as follows: .

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