11001001101012

11001001101012 is a numeric string composed of the digits 0, 1 and 2. Its inclusion of the digit 2 means it is not a valid binary number, but it is a valid representation in the base-3, or ternary, numeral system.

When interpreted as a base-3 numeral, the string evaluates to the decimal value 2,146,451. The digits are arranged from most significant to least significant, so the value corresponds to 1×3^13 + 1×3^12 + 0×3^11 + 0×3^10 + 1×3^9 + 0×3^8 + 0×3^7 + 1×3^6 + 1×3^5 + 0×3^4 + 1×3^3 + 0×3^2 + 1×3^1 + 2×3^0. The number has 14 digits and no leading zeros.

Context and usage: This sequence is primarily of interest as an example of a base-3 numeral. It is not recognized as a widely known mathematical constant or a standard identifier in common databases. In practice, such strings can appear in teaching materials, encoding schemes, or as sample data to illustrate ternary representation or base conversion.

See also: ternary numeral system, base-3 representation.