26027

26027 is a natural number that sits between 26026 and 26028. In mathematics, it is an odd composite number and a semiprime, as it factors into two primes: 17 and 1531. Because it has two distinct prime factors, 26027 is square-free and has exactly four positive divisors: 1, 17, 1531, and 26027. Its arithmetic properties include a totient value of 24480 and a digital root of 8 (the sum of its digits is 2+6+0+2+7 = 17, and 1+7 = 8).

In various base representations, 26027 has concise encodings: in binary it is 110010110101011, and in hexadecimal it is 0x65AB. These representations reflect its factorization and can be used in low-level numerical computations or computer science contexts where compact formats are useful.

Context within number theory: as a semiprime, 26027 is part of the study of integers that are products of exactly two primes. It is not prime itself, but its factorization into two primes is unique. The number is also useful as a simple example when illustrating divisor counting, Euler’s totient function, and base conversion. Beyond pure math, 26027 does not, by itself, denote a widely recognized object or concept in common scholarly or cultural contexts, remaining primarily a point of interest for numerical properties.