10111001001002

10111001001002 is a numeric string composed solely of the digits 0, 1, and 2. Because its digits are within 0–2, it can be interpreted as a base-3 (ternary) representation. The string consists of 14 digits, with the most significant digit being 1 and the least significant digit being 2.

In decimal (base-10), 10111001001002 evaluates to 1,850,960 when read as base-3. This value is obtained by treating the string as a ternary number and applying the standard conversion method: multiplying by 3 and adding the next digit sequentially from left to right.

As a numeral, 10111001001002 is not a widely recognized constant or symbol in mathematics or science. Rather, it serves as an example of a base-3 representation and can appear in discussions of numeral systems, coding schemes that permit three symbols, or as a generic identifier in systems that use ternary-style encoding. It is also distinct from binary representations, as the presence of the digit 2 makes it invalid in base-2.

In broader context, base-3 representations are of historical and theoretical interest in number theory and computing. While binary (base-2) systems dominate practical computing today, ternary and balanced ternary have been explored for potential advantages in certain theoretical models. The string 10111001001002 is a straightforward illustration of a non-binary numeral.