127013

127013 is a natural number that follows 127012 and precedes 127014. In decimal notation it is written as 127013. It is an odd integer and part of the set of six-digit positive integers.

In mathematics, 127013 is treated as a specific integer with no widely cited special factors or simple closed-form properties that are notable in standard references. Its digit sum is 14, yielding a digital root of 5. Like many integers, it can be examined for divisibility, factorization, and representation in different bases, but no particular characteristic of broad mathematical significance is universally highlighted for this exact value.

As a designation, 127013 is also the number assigned to a numbered minor planet (asteroid) by the Minor Planet Center. After an object's orbit is confirmed, it receives a permanent number and may later be given a name. The entry (127013) appears in catalogs of small Solar System bodies and is tracked by observatories and databases that record orbital elements, discovery circumstances, and observational history.

In other contexts, 127013 may appear as an identifier in datasets, catalogs, or coding schemes that employ sequential numbering. Like other integers, its primary use in public references is as a numeral within mathematics and as a designation in astronomical catalogs.