User blog:Nayuta Ito/zootzoot prefix

As you know, zootzoot is googol!1, zootzootplex is googolplex!1, and zootzootduplex is googolduplex!1. Then, we can see the rule:

Rule: Zootzootα is googolα!1 using hyperfactorial array notation, where α is any string while googolα is well-defined.

The zootzootzootplex looks like the exception, but since googolzootplex is not defined, the rule is not applied to this.

Here are some numbers:


 * zootzooti=(102^51)!1, derived from googoli.
 * zootzootij=(104^52)!1, derived from googolij.
 * zootzootiji=(106^53)!1, derived from googoliji.
 * zootzootiv=(108^54)!1, derived from googoliv.
 * zootzootv=(110^55)!1, derived from googolv.
 * zootzootex=(120^60)!1, derived from googolex.
 * zootzootbang=((10^100)!)!1, derived from googolbang.
 * zootzootding=(10^500)!1, derived from googolding.
 * zootzootchime=(10^1000)!1, derived from googolchime.
 * zootzootbell=(10^5000)!1, derived from googolbell.
 * zootzoottoll=(10^10000)!1, derived from googoltoll.
 * zootzootgong=(10^10^5)!1, derived from googolgong.
 * zootzootbong=(10^10^8)!1, derived from googolbong.
 * zootzootthrong=(10^10^11)!1, derived from googolthrong.
 * zootzootgandingan=(10^10^14)!1, derived from googolgandingan.
 * zootzootteen=(10^100+10)!1, derived from googolteen.
 * zootzootdex=(E100#1#2)!1, derived from googoldex.
 * zootzootthrex=(E100#1#1#2)!1, derived from googolthrex.
 * zootzootbyte=(8^100)!1, derived from googolbyte.

Bonus: I made an external webpage for these numbers!