10451093

10451093 is an eight-digit natural number in decimal notation. It lies between 10,000,000 and 10,999,999 and is commonly used as an identifier in information systems when numeric keys are preferred for compactness or speed.

In arithmetic terms, it is odd and not divisible by 2, 3, or 5 as indicated by its digit sum (1+0+4+5+1+0+9+3 = 23) and by its final digit (3). A standard primality test would require further factorization to determine whether it is prime.

In data management, such eight-digit numbers are widely used as identifiers—primary keys in databases, catalog or asset numbers, order IDs, or accession codes in digitized collections. They may be assigned sequentially, hashed, or drawn from a larger pool. Because they are decimal and of fixed length, they are easy to read and compare, but they must be managed to prevent collisions and ensure global uniqueness across systems, often by combining with domain prefixes or additional metadata.

Without a specific context, 10451093 does not correspond to a known object or record. If a particular dataset, catalog, or product line uses this ID, its meaning would be defined by that system. The number can therefore be seen as a placeholder example of how numeric identifiers function in modern information management.