1000101000001

1000101000001 is a binary numeral consisting of thirteen bits. When interpreted as a binary number, it equals 4417 in decimal and 0x1141 in hexadecimal; in octal, it is 10501. The binary form can be read as 1 0001 0100 0001 for readability, indicating the four positions where the bit is set.

The sequence contains four 1-bits (a popcount of 4), located at the most significant bit, the fifth bit, the seventh bit, and the least significant bit. It is not a palindrome, since reversing the digits yields 1000001010001, which is different from the original pattern.

Mathematically, 4417 factors as 7 × 631, making the number composite rather than prime. Its parity is odd. The 13-bit length places it in the range of integers from 0 to 8191, a range sometimes used in compact data fields or certain encoding schemes.

In base representations, the value is 4417 in base 10, 0x1141 in base 16, and 10501 in base 8. There is no widely recognized special significance attached to this specific binary sequence in standard mathematical or computing contexts; it is primarily notable as a particular 13-bit pattern and its corresponding numeric value.