Arabian number

An Arabian number is a number with exactly 1,001 digits, from the name of the story 1001 Arabian Nights. The term was coined by Andre Joyce. The smallest Arabian number is 10^1,000, known as a great googol by Andre Joyce and a googolchime by Sbiis Saibian.

There are ten powers of single-digit numbers which are also Arabian numbers (namely, 2^3,322, 2^3,323, 2^3,324, 2^3,325, 3^2,096, 3^2,097, 5^1,431, 5^1,432, 6^1,286 and 7^1,184).

There are three f₂(n) numbers which are also Arabian numbers (namely, f₂(3,311), f₂(3,312) and f₂(3,313)).

Finally, 450!, 808!!, 1,142!!! and 1,463!!!! are also Arabian numbers.

See also

• Apocalypse number