User blog:Username5243/Strong Array Notation googolisms I

Okay, here we go. This list is ridiculously long list, so I'm splitting it up.

Part I: Three-Entry Level

Regiments: 10

Googol Regiment
Members: ?? (1 - ??)

First we'll cover the two-entry level. s(a,b) is defined as a^b. Therefore we can define:

(1) Googol = s(10,100)

To change the second argument, We use Latin names, like:

(2) Googoluni = s(10,1) = 10 (3) Googolbi = s(10,2) = 100 (4) Googoltri = s(10,3) = 1000 (5) Googolquad = s(10,4) (6) Googolquin = s(10,5) ... (7) Googoldec = s(10,10) (8) Googolvigint = s(10,20) (9) Googoltrigint = s(10,30) (10) Googolquinquagint = s(10,50) (11) Googolcent = s(10,100) (12) Googolducent = s(10,200) (13) Googolquingent = s(10,500) (14) Googolmil = s(10,1000) (15) Googolmyr = s(10,10000)

How to go further? By adding the plea operator which makes n into s(10,n). If a base-modfer is being applied, place it after the plea.

(16) Googolplexuni = s(10,10) (17) Googolplexibi = s(10,100) (18) Googolplexitri = s(10,1000) (19) Googolplexiquin = s(10,s(10,5)) (20) Gogolplexidec = s(10,s(10,10) (21) Googolplexivigint = s(10,s(10,20)) (22) Googolplex = s(10,s(10,100)) (23) Googolpleximil = s(10,s(10,1000)) (24) Googolpleximyr = s(10,s(10,10000))