Infinity is also called infinity in the field of mathematics, which means there is no boundary, and its mathematical symbol is ∞. 1655 john wallis first used infinite symbols. After they are used, they are also used in fields other than mathematics, such as modern mysticism and semiotics. Gugor means 1 followed by 100 zeros, which was coined by Milton Sirotti, nephew of American mathematician Edward Casner.

Infinity or infinity comes from Latin "infinity", mathematical limit, Alev number, class in set theory, Dai Dejin infinite set, Russell paradox, hyperreal number, projective geometry, extended real number axis and absolute infinity. In some themes or concepts, infinity is considered as a concept that is added beyond the boundary, rather than a number.

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Gore is the largest unit of counting in the world, which usually means that 1 is followed by 100 zeros, that is, the power of 100. Ancient Gorbi is known to have more elementary particles in the universe (the latter is estimated to be between 1072 and 1087), and is the nephew of American mathematician Edward Casner.

Casner derived the word "Gugor Plex". Gugor Plex is the power of 10, which can be regarded as the "largest" counting unit.

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