1000011000001

1000011000001 is a binary numeral consisting of thirteen digits. It is often encountered in discussions of number bases, digital design, and computer science as an example of a nontrivial binary value.

As an unsigned integer, its decimal value is 4289, and in hexadecimal it is 0x10C1. Because it uses thirteen bits, it lies between 2^12 (4096) and 2^13−1 (8191).

The value 4289 is a prime number. Trial division by primes up to the square root (about 65) yields no divisors, confirming primality.

In binary form the pattern places two adjacent ones near the center, with zeros elsewhere. The sequence is not a palindrome, so it does not read the same backward as forward.

There is no widely recognized mathematical constant or widely used encoding associated with 1000011000001. It is primarily of interest as a discrete binary example or test pattern in educational contexts and digital electronics, illustrating how binary digits map to a decimal value and how small changes in bit layout affect magnitude and properties.