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Steinhaus–Moser notation

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Moser's polygon notation is a means of expressing certain large numbers. It's the obvious extension of Steinhaus polygon notation:
n written in an (m+1)-gon means "n in n m-gons".

n in a triangle means nn

n in a square means "n in n triangles"

n in a pentagon means "n in n squares"

etc.

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