Namen großer Zahlen

Namen großer Zahlen für die E-Meterübung 25

Ich gebe hier am Ende für Interessierte die vollständige Liste an, bis 10 hoch 63 und
darüber hinaus. Sie ist von der folgenden Adresse:
http://www.mcs.csuhayward.edu/~malek/Mathlinks/Billion.html und erörtert auch den
Unterschied zwischen der Benennung in den USA und dem Rest der Welt.

Namen für 10**k:

k	American	European	SI--Prefix
1	TEN		Deca
2	HUNDRED		Hecto
3	THOUSAND		Kilo
6	Million	Million	Mega
9	Billion	Milliard	Giga
12	Trillion	Billion	Tera
15	Quadrillion	Billiard	Peta=20
18	Quintillion	Trillion	Exa
21	Sextillion	Trilliard	Zetta
24	Septillion	Quadrillion	Yotta
27	Octillion	Quadrilliard
30	Nonillion (Noventillion)	Quintillion
33	Decillion	Quintilliard
36	UNDECILLION	Sextillion
39	DUODECILLION	Sextilliard
42	tredecillion	Septillion
45	quattuordecillion	Septilliard
48	quindecillion	Octillion
51	sexdecillion	Octilliard
54	septendecillion	Nonillion(Noventillion)
57	octodecillion	Nonilliard(Noventilliard)
60	novemdecillion	Decillion
63	VIGINTILLION	Decilliard
6*n	(2n-1)-illion	n-illion
6*n+3	(2n)-illion	n-illiard
100	Googol	Googol
303	CENTILLION
600		CENTILLION
10^100	Googolplex	Googolplex


The American system is used in:
      USA,
      France until 1948
      UK since 1970
      ...

The European system is used in:
      Austria,
      Belgium,
      Chile and other south-american countries,
      Germany,
      the Netherlands,
      Italy (see exception)
      Scandinavia
      France since 1948


hv@cix.compulink.co.uk (Hugo van der Sanden):
  To the best of my knowledge, the House of Commons decided to adopt the
  US definition of billion quite a while ago - around 1970? - since which
  it has been official government policy.

dik@cwi.nl (Dik T. Winter):
  The interesting thing about all this is that originally the French used
  billion to indicate 10^9, while much of the remainder of Europe used
  billion to indicate 10^12.  I think the Americans have their usage from
  the French.  And the French switched to common European usage in 1948.

gonzo@ing.puc.cl (Gonzalo Diethelm):
  Other countries (such as Chile, my own, and I think
  most of Latin America) use billion to mean 10^12, trillion to mean
  10^18, etc. What is the usage distribution over the world population,
  anyway?