17023

17023 is a natural number that comes after 17022 and before 17024. In mathematics, it is an odd composite number with a simple prime factorization: 17023 = 29 × 587, where both 29 and 587 are primes. Because it is the product of two primes, 17023 is a semiprime and has exactly four positive divisors: 1, 29, 587, and 17023.

The factorization yields additional standard arithmetic properties. Its Euler totient is φ(17023) = (29 − 1)(587 − 1) = 28 × 586 = 16408. The number is not divisible by 2, 3, 5, or 7, reflecting its relatively prime status with those small integers. As a five-digit integer, 17023 also serves as an example of a semiprime in elementary number theory and related applications.

Beyond its mathematical characteristics, 17023 does not have widely recognized significance as an identifier in major scientific, cultural, or geographic contexts. When encountered in catalogs or datasets, it is typically treated as a numerical label rather than a designation with intrinsic meaning.

In summary, 17023 is a five-digit semiprime, equal to 29 × 587, with the standard divisor and totient properties that follow from its prime factorization.