Parvezilion

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Parvezilion is a proposed name for an extremely large number in the Namkaran framework for naming large numbers. It is defined as ${\displaystyle 10^{10^{99}}}$, which is 1 followed by ${\displaystyle 10^{99}}$ zeros.

The name is described in material about Project Namkaran, a proposed system for naming numbers larger than a googol and other very large numbers.

Definition

In scientific notation, Parvezilion is written as:

${\displaystyle 10^{10^{99}}}$

This means that the number is 1 followed by a duotrigintillion zeros, using the short scale. The number has ${\displaystyle 10^{99}+1}$ digits.

Position among large numbers

Parvezilion is much larger than a googol, which is ${\displaystyle 10^{100}}$. However, it is smaller than a googolplex, which is ${\displaystyle 10^{10^{100}}}$.

Related pages

• Names of large numbers
• Googol
• Googolplex

References

• Beyond Googol: Extending the Namkaran Framework for Naming Numbers of Higher Orders – Academia.edu.
• Project Namkaran: A Scalable Naming System for Hyperlarge Numbers – Academia.edu.
• Parvezilion: 1 Followed by a Duotrigintillion of Zeros – Project Namkaran.
• Project Namkaran – project website.
• Project Namkaran video – YouTube.