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the [http://www.polytope.net/hedrondude/illion.htm eponymously named -illion] of some a name below referring to a polytope of finite dimensionality <math>n</math> (e.g. Polyaston to [https://googology.wikia.org/wiki/Astillion Astillion]) is equal to <math>10^{3+ 3 \cdot 10^{3\cdot 10^{3 \cdot (n - 1)}}}</math>. So a "gigavillion" would be equal to <math>10^{3+ 3 \cdot 10^{3\cdot 10^{3 \cdot 10^{48}}}}</math>. |
the [http://www.polytope.net/hedrondude/illion.htm eponymously named -illion] of some a name below referring to a polytope of finite dimensionality <math>n</math> (e.g. Polyaston to [https://googology.wikia.org/wiki/Astillion Astillion]) is equal to <math>10^{3+ 3 \cdot 10^{3\cdot 10^{3 \cdot (n - 1)}}}</math>. So a "gigavillion" would be equal to <math>10^{3+ 3 \cdot 10^{3\cdot 10^{3 \cdot 10^{48}}}}</math>. |
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− | also "<math>\rm {Card}</math>" is defined to be the cardinality (second cardinality?) of <math>\rm {Ord}</math>. <math>2^{\rm {Card}}</math> is the cardinality of the powerconglomerate of <math>\rm {Ord}</math>. both cardinalities can be shown to exist in ACG because of course they can. |
+ | also "<math>\rm {Card}</math>" is defined to be the "cardinality" (second cardinality?) of <math>\rm {Ord}</math>. <math>2^{\rm {Card}}</math> is the "cardinality" of the powerconglomerate of <math>\rm {Ord}</math>. both "cardinalities" can be shown to exist in ACG because of course they can. |
keep in mind that the only regular polytopes of such high finite dimensionalities comprise of literally just the really high-dimensional [[simplex]], the high-dimensional hypercube, and the hypercube's [[dual]]—the high-dimensional [[cross polytope]]. |
keep in mind that the only regular polytopes of such high finite dimensionalities comprise of literally just the really high-dimensional [[simplex]], the high-dimensional hypercube, and the hypercube's [[dual]]—the high-dimensional [[cross polytope]]. |
Revision as of 03:56, 20 November 2019
got bored so i made possibly my most useless post in a while
so i took to naming types of polytope. some of them with big enough infinite dimensionalities that they can't be proven to exist in ZFC. neato. because who wouldn't want to take the Cartesian product of inaccessible cardinal-ly many line segments to get a hypercube with inaccessible cardinal-ly many dimensions?
trillion+1 to tredecillion+1 (the ones in bold) are Bowers' names. everything after is mein
the eponymously named -illion of some a name below referring to a polytope of finite dimensionality (e.g. Polyaston to Astillion) is equal to . So a "gigavillion" would be equal to .
also "" is defined to be the "cardinality" (second cardinality?) of . is the "cardinality" of the powerconglomerate of . both "cardinalities" can be shown to exist in ACG because of course they can.
keep in mind that the only regular polytopes of such high finite dimensionalities comprise of literally just the really high-dimensional simplex, the high-dimensional hypercube, and the hypercube's dual—the high-dimensional cross polytope.
now uniform on the other hand...
Dimensionality | Polytope name | Eponym |
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1 trillion and 1 | Polyaston | Asteroids |
1 quadrillion and 1 | Polylunon | The Moon (luna) |
1 quintillion and 1 | Polyfirmon | Earth (terra firma) |
1 sextillion and 1 | Polyjovon | Jupiter (Jove) |
1 septillion and 1 | Polysolon | The Sun (sol) |
1 octillion and 1 | Polybeton | Betelgeuse |
1 nonillion and 1 | Polyglocon | Globular clusters |
1 decillion and 1 | Polygaxon | Galaxy |
1 undecillion and 1 | Polysupon | Supercluster |
1 duodecillion and 1 | Polyverson | Universe |
1 tredecillion and 1 | Polymulton | Multiverse |
1 quattordecillion and 1 | Polymegavon | Megaverse |
1 quindecillion and 1 | Polygigavon | Gigaverse |
1 sexdecillion and 1 | Polyteravon | Teraverse |
1 septendecilllion and 1 | Polypetavon | Petaverse |
1 octodecillion and 1 | Polyexavon | Exaverse |
1 novemdecillion and 1 | Polyzettavon | Zettaverse |
1 vigintillion and 1 | Polyxennavon | Xennaverse |
1 unvigintillion and 1 | Polywekavon | Wekaverse |
1 duovigintillion and 1 | Polyvendekavon | Vendekaverse |
1 trevigintillion and 1 | Polyudekavon | Udekaverse |
1 quattorvigintillion and 1 | Polytredavon | Tredaverse |
1 quinvigintillion and 1 | Polysortavon | Sortaverse |
1 sexvigintillion and 1 | Polyrintavon | Rintaverse |
1 septenvigintillion and 1 | Polyquexavon | Quexaverse |
1 octovigintillion and 1 | Polypeptavon | Peptaverse |
1 novemvigintillion and 1 | Polyochavon | Ochaverse |
1 trigintillion and 1 | Polynenavon | Nenaverse |
1 untrigintillion and 1 | Polymingavon | Mingaverse |
1 googol and 1 | Polygogoron | Googol |
1 duotrigintillion and 1 | Polylumavon | Lumaverse |
1 tretrigintillion and 1 | Polykamavon | Kamaverse |
1 quattortrigintillion and 1 | Polyjameavon | Jameaverse |
1 quintrigintillion and 1 | Polyiamavon | Iamaverse |
1 sextrigintillion and 1 | Polyhevavon | Hevaverse |
1 septentrigintillion and 1 | Polygrinavon | Grinaverse |
1 octotrigintillion and 1 | Polyfremavon | Fremaverse |
1 novemtrigintillion and 1 | Polyechavon | Echaverse |
1 quadragintillion and 1 | Polydrunavon | Drunaverse |
1 unquadragintillion and 1 | Polyceravon | Ceraverse |
1 duoquadragintillion and 1 | Polybrutavon | Brutaverse |
1 trequadragintillion and 1 | Polyaritavon | Aritaverse |
1 googolplex and 1 | Polygogoplaron | Googolplex |
Graham's number and 1 | Polygraharon | Graham's number |
TREE(3) and 1 | Polyarbotrion | TREE(3) (arbor) |
Rayo's number and 1 | Polyrayoron | Rayo's number |
Polyomnon | Omniverse | |
Polybarrelon / Polymonon | Barrel / Monocosm | |
Failed to parse (unknown function "\frak"): {\displaystyle \frak {c}} | Polycontinuon (same thing as a Polymonon if CH holds) | Continuum |
Polybebon | Beyond bubble | |
Polytranson | Transcendentem, "Polytracon" (31D polytopes) is taken | |
Polytraconon | Transcendentem Continuum | |
Polysecon | Secode | |
Polyepsinicynon | Cynoverses | |
Polyfescho-on | Feferman–Schütte ordinal | |
Polyacko-on | Ackermann ordinal | |
Polysvo-on | Small Veblen ordinal | |
Polylvo-on | Large Veblen ordinal | |
Polybachowo-on | Bachmann-Howard ordinal | |
Polytakefucho-on | Takeuti-Feferman-Buchholz ordinal | |
Failed to parse (unknown function "\frak"): {\displaystyle \aleph_{\omega_1^{\frak {Ch}}}} | Polyochesso-on | Omega one of chess |
Polychukleon | Church-Kleene ordinal | |
Polygomon | Great Omniverse | |
Polyafixon | Aleph fixed point | |
Polywinacon | Weakly Inaccessible cardinal | |
Polysinacon (same thing as a polywinacon if GCH holds) | Strongly Inaccessible cardinal | |
Polywmahlocon | Weakly Mahlo cardinal | |
Polysmahlocon (same thing as a polywmalocon if GCH holds) | Strongly Mahlo cardinal | |
Polywecompacon | Weakly compact cardinal | |
Polybomon / Polyordon / Polysoupon | Big Omniverse / / Soupcount | |
Polyficonglomovon | First proper conglomoverse |
and just for the fun of it
Dimensionality | Name | Eponym |
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CAI (the holo ξ one that just has all the collections. it's different and smaller than E_0 i think?) | Polybarrexon / Polycollecton | The Barrelplex / Collections |
E_0 | Polyselvon | Selfverses |
∞_ALL | Polymaioron | Maiorverse |
CAI (the serge one with the MPR) | Polyarcon | The Box (arca) |
because who wouldn't want to consider a hypercube with all the dimensions—regardless of internal properties, they are all in it?
well, probably me since i'm pretty indifferent towards hypercosmology but maybe one of them hypercosmology nerds would be. key word is "maybe".