13598

13598 is a positive integer that follows 13597 and precedes 13599. In the realm of number theory, it is an even number and a composite number. Its prime factorization is 2 × 6799. The number 6799 is a prime number.

In various contexts, 13598 might appear as a numerical identifier. This could include product codes, serial numbers, or even parts of larger data sets. Without further context, its specific meaning is indeterminate. For instance, it could be a specific model number for a piece of electronics, a street address, or a quantity in a measurement.

In astronomical observations, numbers like 13598 can be used to catalogue celestial objects. For example, it could be the designation of an asteroid or a star within a specific survey or catalog. The International Astronomical Union (IAU) uses numerical designations for many minor planets.

The number 13598 also holds a place in various mathematical sequences. Depending on the sequence's definition, 13598 could be a term generated by a specific formula or rule. For example, it might be part of a sequence of even numbers, composite numbers, or numbers with a particular property. Its presence in such sequences would be determined by the underlying mathematical structure.