Billion: stands for the eighth power of 10.

Mega: stands for the twelfth power of 10.

Jing: stands for the sixteenth power of 10.

E: stands for the twentieth power of 10.

Xun: stands for the 24th power of 10.

Peng: It stands for the 28th power of 10.

Ditch: stands for the 32nd power of 10.

Jane: stands for 10 to the 36th power.

Positive number: represents the 40th power of 10.

Load: stands for the 44th power of 10.

Pole: Represents the 48th power of 10.

Ganges sand: represents the 52nd power of 10.

Monk □: stands for the 56th power of 10.

It means: 10 to the 60th power.

Incredible: stands for the sixty-fourth power of 10.

Infinity: means 10 to the 68th power.

Large number: stands for the 72nd power of 10.

There are two more.

Guge: It stands for 10 to the power of 100.

Gugor Plex: It represents the Guge power of ten. The maximum quantity currently stipulated.

In fact, it is theoretically impossible to have a maximum number. Because the number is infinite. But many mathematicians in history put forward the concept of "large number".

Archimedes, a famous mathematician, was the first person to put forward "large numbers". He wrote in a book: some people think that the amount of sand in the world is infinite; However, some people think that the amount of sand is not infinite, but it cannot be expressed.

According to Archimedes' calculation, if all oceans and caves are filled with sand, the total amount of sand will not exceed 1, followed by 100 zeros.

1 is followed by 100 zeros. If you read them, it will be100 billion billion billion billion billion billion. Dizzy! Few of the large numbers we meet every day exceed his. Later mathematicians named it "Guge" for convenience.

Is there a bigger number than "Guge"? Of course there is.

"Guge" is a big number in life, but it is too small in mathematics. For example, a mathematician finds that there is a big prime number with 7067 digits, while Guge has only 10 1 digits, so he is a little brother. In order to represent a larger number, mathematicians defined "Gugor Plex". How big is Gugor Plex? That's really too big. His zero alone has100 billion billion billion billion.