@kurdim1k8: The Graham number is a finite but extremely large number that originated in the context of Ramsey theory, a branch of combinatorics. It is named after the American mathematician Ronald Graham, who in the early 1970s introduced this construction in the context of work on Ramsey theory. ‎rbc.ru ‎begemot.ai ‎Number Scale: ‎An unimaginable number of times greater than other well-known large numbers, such as googol, googolplex. ‎The entire observable universe is too small to contain the ordinary decimal notation of the Graham number (it is assumed that the notation of each digit occupies at least the Planck volume). ‎To save this number digitally without using Knuth arrows and other alternative notations, there will not be enough memory on all computers in the world. ‎ ‎ru.wikipedia.org* ‎skillbox.ru ‎Definition ‎Graham's number is the upper bound for solving a certain problem in Ramsey theory. For example, Graham formulated the question: at what minimum value N of a two-color k-dimensional cube, each such coloring necessarily contains a single-color complete subgraph with four vertices, each of which lies in the same plane. ‎yandex.ru ‎habr.com ‎Important: the Graham number is not an exact solution to the problem, but acts as an upper limit. Further research in Ramsey's theory gave mathematicians larger numbers than even the Graham number. ‎habr.com ‎Notation ‎To write Graham's number, Knuth's arrow notation is used - a system of compact recording of extremely large numbers. The system was proposed by the American mathematician and computer scientist Donald Knuth in 1976. ‎rbc.ru ‎science.mail.ru ‎In simplified form, the Graham number is defined as G = G (64), where the sequence G (n) grows very rapidly due to the repeated use of Knuth arrows (that is, operations of higher orders than the usual exponent). ‎rbc.ru ‎Features of recording: ‎One arrow - exponential, two arrows - tetration (mathematical tower of degrees), three arrows - repeated iterative exponential, etc. ‎pikabu.ru ‎habr.com ‎There may be several levels of nesting in the Graham number entry. For example, there may be 64 levels in the entry, where the number 64 denotes the number of nesting layers, 4 denotes the number of arrows in the lowest layer, and the second line says that the number 3 will frame the arrows, and the number of arrows at each next level will be equal to the number calculated at the level below. ‎dzen.ru ‎Application ‎The Graham number says that some problem in principle has a solution, and this solution can be found. For example, if you solve the problem with hypercubes, then dimensions greater than the Graham number are not taken. ‎habr.com ‎neolurk.org ‎However: the problem Graham was trying to solve was actually just one specific example of the application of Ramsey's theory. Further research into this theory gave mathematicians larger numbers than even Graham's number. ‎habr.com ‎Popularization ‎Graham's number became known to the general public after science popularizer Martin Gardner described it in a column in Scientific American magazine in November 1977. ‎rbc.ru ‎ru.wikipedia.org* ‎In 1980, the number entered the Guinness Book of Records as "the largest number ever used in a mathematical proof." However, in fact, the number was never used in proofs. ‎ru.wikipedia.org* ‎nplus1.ru --------------- #fyp #viral #kurd #rasty_lak #foryou

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