11583

11583 is a composite number and an odd number in mathematics. It is located between the prime numbers 11579 and 11587 in the sequence of natural numbers. The number 11583 can be factored into primes as 7 × 13 × 101, which means it is the product of three distinct prime numbers.

In number theory, 11583 is classified as a semiprime if only two of its prime factors are considered, specifically 7 and 1651 (since 1651 = 13 × 101). However, since it has three prime factors, it is more accurately described as a composite number with three distinct prime divisors.

The number 11583 has been referenced in various mathematical contexts, including its role in cryptography and number theory research. It is also notable in the study of pseudoprimes, though it is not itself a pseudoprime to any known base.

In popular culture, numbers like 11583 occasionally appear in literature, film, or other media as symbolic or arbitrary identifiers, though they lack any widely recognized significance outside of mathematical analysis. Its representation in different numeral systems, such as binary (10110011101011) or hexadecimal (2CEB), may also be of interest to those studying number bases.

While 11583 does not hold any widely documented historical or cultural importance, its mathematical properties make it a subject of interest for those studying prime factorization, divisibility, and number theory.