14017

14017 is a natural number that follows 14016 and precedes 14018. In number theory, it is notable for being a semiprime: the product of two primes. Its prime factorization is 107 × 131, which makes 14017 composite but with exactly two prime factors.

Decimal representation of 14017 has the digits 1, 4, 0, 1, and 7; the sum of these digits is 13, so the number is not divisible by 3. It is odd and, modulo 4, congruent to 1. In other bases, its representations include binary 11011011000001 and hexadecimal 0x36C1.

As an example of a semiprime, 14017 is sometimes used in discussions of primality testing and factorization algorithms to illustrate how products of two primes can resemble primes in certain tests. This makes it a convenient reference point in introductory material on factorization concepts and cryptographic considerations surrounding semiprimes.

There is no widely documented cultural or historical significance associated with 14017. It is primarily recognized in mathematical contexts for its factorization into two primes.