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Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$. $F(n,0)=n!$. is just the standard factorial, whereas $F(n,1)$ is the so-called hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$?

How fast do these grow?

Is the growth rate given by $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)?

Is there a relation to some special function atfor every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorialthe factorial and hyperfactorialthe hyperfactorial)?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$. $F(n,0)=n!$. $F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$?

How fast do these grow?

Is growth rate $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)?

Is there a relation to special function at every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorial and hyperfactorial)?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$. $F(n,0)=n!$ is just the standard factorial, whereas $F(n,1)$ is the so-called hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$?

How fast do these grow?

Is the growth rate given by $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)?

Is there a relation to some special function for every $i$ (just like we have for the factorial and the hyperfactorial)?

Is there a name for this fast growing functionsfunction?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$.

   $F(n,0)=n!$.

   $F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$? 

How fast do these grow? 

Is growth rate $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)? 

Is there a relation to special function at every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorial and hyperfactorial)?

Is there a name for this fast growing functions?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$.

 $F(n,0)=n!$.

 $F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$? How fast do these grow? Is growth rate $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)? Is there a relation to special function at every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorial and hyperfactorial)?

Is there a name for this fast growing function?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$.  $F(n,0)=n!$.  $F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$? 

How fast do these grow? 

Is growth rate $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)? 

Is there a relation to special function at every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorial and hyperfactorial)?

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Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$.

$F(n,0)=n!$.

$F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$.? How fast do these grow? Is growth rate $\Theta(n^{n^{i+1}})$$2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)? Is there a relation to special function at every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorial and hyperfactorial)?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$.

$F(n,0)=n!$.

$F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$. How fast do these grow? Is growth rate $\Theta(n^{n^{i+1}})$?

Define $F(n,i)=\prod_{j=1}^nj^{j^i}$.

$F(n,0)=n!$.

$F(n,1)$ is hyperfactorial.

Is there a term for $F(n,i)$? How fast do these grow? Is growth rate $2^{\frac{c_in^{i+1}\log_2n}{i+1}}$ with some constant $c_i>0$ (based on comments below)? Is there a relation to special function at every $i$ (just like we have relation for factorial and hyperfactorial)?

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