Infinity
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About the infinity
John Wallis, an English mathematician, introduced ∞ in 1655 and never explained the choice. Historians have suggested he adapted a Roman way of writing 1,000, which Romans also used loosely for a very large number.
Mathematicians call the figure-of-eight curve a lemniscate, from a Latin word for a ribbon.