This monograph introduces Toweration, a parameterised family of operations that interpolates continuously across the hyperoperation hierarchy by fixing the exponential law and varying the depth of recursive wrapping. Classical hyperoperations advance by changing the operation rank. Toweration instead treats recursion depth as a geometric parameter. For a base B and argument n, the Toweration operator B Tt n, t-times counts how many copies of B appear below n in an exponential tower, producing a trajectory indexed by a continuous depth parameter t. Standard right‑ and left‑caterpillar tetrations appear as discrete landmarks within this continuum. The monograph analyses Toweration as a unified object encompassing exponentiation, RC and LC tetration, and iterated logarithmic behaviour within a single algebraic–dynamical framework. Depth is shown to control growth rate, stability, and the structure of limiting ensembles, allowing transitions between deterministic and stochastic regimes to be studied without changing the underlying operation. Toweration provides a rank‑independent description of recursive growth and serves as a bridge between discrete hyperoperation hierarchies and continuous depth dynamics. The purpose of this deposit is to document the construction, properties, and conceptual priority of Toweration as a fundamental object within the hyperoperation theory series.
Paweł Łukasz Garycki (Fri,) studied this question.