I know this has been done before, but lately I have been interested in some pretty huge numbers. I would like to see some community input on big numbers, as I am attempting to make my own large number notation.When I say “Large” numbers, I mean like Graham's Number, Tree(3), etc. not looking for numbers like 1,000,000 or even Centillion (10^303).

legomanrhett wrote:

I know this has been done before, but lately I have been interested in some pretty huge numbers. I would like to see some community input on big numbers, as I am attempting to make my own large number notation.When I say “Large” numbers, I mean like Graham's Number, Tree(3), etc. not looking for numbers like 1,000,000 or even Centillion (10^303).

How about 1,000,000 or centillion?

How about Oblivion?

if we're talking about ordinals, then ω

if cardinals then idk

Plutonia's age
Googleplex

ezfox17 wrote:

How about Oblivion?

From the googology wiki? That should be the largest number, if it has been proven to exist yet.

DaEpikDude wrote:

if we're talking about ordinals, then ω

if cardinals then idk

Cardinals and Ordinals are both great.

owlannaelsa wrote:

Plutonia's age
Googleplex

How about a Googleplexplex? (I don't even know if that's a real thing or if that's the proper name but let's go with it )
10^(10^(10^100))

Utter oblivion is the largest number yet, but I’m going to propose utter^oblivion oblivion. Utter^2 oblivion would be just utter oblivion, but with the oblivions in the definition replaced with utter oblivions. Utter^3 would be utter^2 oblivion instead of utter oblivion, and so on. That’s the only way I can think of to make a “noticeable” difference to the number.

DaEpikDude wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Plutonia's age
Googleplex

How about a Googleplexplex? (I don't even know if that's a real thing or if that's the proper name but let's go with it )
10^(10^(10^100))

Googolplexian
. It is pretty large, it's 1 with googolplex 0's

legomanrhett wrote:

DaEpikDude wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Plutonia's age
Googleplex

How about a Googleplexplex? (I don't even know if that's a real thing or if that's the proper name but let's go with it )
10^(10^(10^100))

Googolplexian
. It is pretty large, it's 1 with googolplex 0's

googolplexplex sounds funnier tho

The ackermann function can produce extremely large numbers.
Something as basic as A(4,3) produces a value of 2^(2^65536)-3.
Take an even slightly larger example, such as:

A(6,6), which is: 2↑↑↑↑9-3
(using Knuth's Arrow notation, as the number would otherwise be too big)

Imagine something like A(100,100)


Truly a large number.

legomanrhett wrote:

DaEpikDude wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Plutonia's age
Googleplex

How about a Googleplexplex? (I don't even know if that's a real thing or if that's the proper name but let's go with it )
10^(10^(10^100))

Googolplexian
. It is pretty large, it's 1 with googolplex 0's

I heard that you can't write a googleplex because there isn't enough graphite in the universe to make enough pencils to write all the zeroes.

nickeljorn wrote:

legomanrhett wrote:

DaEpikDude wrote:

owlannaelsa wrote:

Plutonia's age
Googleplex

How about a Googleplexplex? (I don't even know if that's a real thing or if that's the proper name but let's go with it )
10^(10^(10^100))

Googolplexian
. It is pretty large, it's 1 with googolplex 0's

I heard that you can't write a googleplex because there isn't enough graphite in the universe to make enough pencils to write all the zeroes.

well, it depends how big you write it…

infinity?

Ryasis wrote:

infinity?

Infinity is technically not a real number because there are different levels of infinity, which means that infinity divided by infinity does not always equal 1

Ryasis wrote:

infinity?

ain't a number brah

The number zero divided by any number.

See how I just started a debate?

ARE YOU INFINITISTS

red_king_cyclops wrote:

The number zero divided by any number.

See how I just started a debate?

do you mean any number divided by zero?