12363

12363 is an integer in the decimal system. It is the five-digit number between 12,362 and 12,364. In mathematics, 12363 is odd and divisible by 3; the sum of its digits is 15. Its prime factorization is 3 × 13 × 317, making 12363 a composite number with three prime factors.

In science and technology, 12363 is commonly used as an identifier in catalogs, databases, and product codes. As a numeric designation, it does not convey intrinsic meaning by itself but serves as a stable reference within a given system.

In astronomy, numbered designations are assigned to minor planets and other small bodies. The number 12363 could be the permanent identifier for a cataloged object once its orbit is confirmed; the number is used in combination with a name when available.

Other uses include file or record identifiers, invoice or order numbers, and sample identifiers in research. Because 12363 is a general numeral, its specific meaning depends on the context in which it appears.