A googolmegaplex (also called googolmillimilliplex by Sbiis Saibian[1]) is equal to a googol followed by 1,000,000 plexes.[2][3] In Hyper-E notation it can be written as E100#1,000,001 and as power tower, 1010...10100 (with 1,000,001 10's).
Approximations[]
Notation | Approximation |
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Arrow notation | \(10\uparrow\uparrow 1000001\) |
Etymology[]
The name of this number is based on SI prefix "mega-" and the number "googolplex". Sbiis Saibian mentions this number on his website, although he its not the googologist who coined it. The earliest known occurence of this number is from a large number list which appeared on November 17th, 2004. It is not known with certainty who the author of this googolism is, but it has since spread and become a popular extension on the googol and googolplex.
Sources[]
- ↑ Saibian, Sbiis. Hyper-E Notation - Large Numbers. Retrieved September 17, 2014.
- ↑ Plexing & The Googol Series - Large Numbers by Sbiis Saibian
- ↑ http://users.skynet.be/nizgorur/very_big_numbers.htm
See also[]
Originals: googol · googolplex
Cockburn's examples: gargoogolplex · fzgoogolplex · (mega)fugagoogolplex
Googol-n-plex: googolduplex · googoltriplex · -quadriplex · -quinplex · -sextiplex · -septiplex · -octiplex · -noniplex · -deciplex · -centiplex
Googol-103n-plex: googolmilliplex · -megaplex · -gigaplex · -teraplex · -petaplex · -exaplex · -zettaplex · -yottaplex · -xennaplex · -vekaplex · -mekaplex
Bowers' extensions: giggol · gaggol · geegol · boogol · biggol · troogol · goobol · more...
Saibian's extensions: googol-minutia · googolchime · googoltoll · googolgong · grangol · greagol · gigangol · gugold · graatagold · gugolthra · throogol · godgahlah · tethrathoth · more...
Miscellany: googolbang (10100!) · googolminex (10^-10100) · googolteen · googolty · great googol(plex) · gooprol · little googol/googolbit · zootzootplex