1030

1030 is a natural number that comes after 1029 and before 1031. It is an even, composite number. Its prime factorization is 2 × 5 × 103, with 103 itself being prime.

Representations of 1030 include Roman numerals as MXXX; in binary it is 10000000110; in hexadecimal it is 0x406.

The calendar year 1030 CE falls in the early 11th century. Notable events associated with this year include the Battle of Stiklestad in Norway, where Olaf II Haraldsson was killed. Olaf later became Saint Olaf, a central figure in the Christianization of Norway and Norwegian royal history. The year sits within broader medieval developments across Europe, including changes in monarchy, church influence, and regional power dynamics of the era.

In mathematics and numeral systems, 1030 is often cited as an example of a product of three primes and as a straightforward case for base conversions between decimal, binary, and hexadecimal. Its properties illustrate common features of even, composite numbers and simple factorization.