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6 |
million |
million |
9 | billion | 1000 million (1 milliard) |
12 | trillion | billion |
15 | quadrillion | 1000 billion |
18 | quintillion | trillion |
21 | sextillion | 1000 trillion |
24 | septillion | quadrillion |
27 | octillion | 1000 quadrillion |
30 | nonillion | quintillion |
33 | decillion | 1000 quintillion |
36 | undecillion | sextillion |
39 | duodecillion | 1000 sextillion |
42 | tredecillion | septillion |
45 | quattuordecillion | 1000 septillion |
48 | quindecillion | octillion |
51 | sexdecillion | 1000 octillion |
54 | septendecillion | nonillion |
57 | octodecillion | 1000 nonillion |
60 | novemdecillion | decillion |
63 | vigintillion | 1000 decillion |
66-120 | undecillion - vigintillion | |
303 | centillion | |
600 | centillion |
Addendum:
There are other big numbers with names. A zillion has come to mean an arbitrary or unknown large number. A googol is 10^100. A googolplex is 10^googol (10^10^10^2) . This number is too large to write here without exponents. Skewes' number (gesundheit) is 10^10^10^34 was used as an upper bound in a mathematical proof. Recently 10^10^10^10^ 10^7 was used in a proof.
The googolplex has given rise to the n-plex notation: n-plex is 10^n. n-minex is 10^-n. Donald Knuth invented arrow notation, where m^n (^ is an up arrow) is the regular m^n. m^^n is m^m^m^m...^m, with n up arrows. m^^^n is m^^m^^m...^^ m, with n ^^s. According to The Book of Numbers by J.H.Conway and R.K.Guy, chained arrow notation is the following enhancement: a^^^^^b is written as a>b>5, where > is a right arrow.
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