29159

29159 is an integer in the decimal numeral system. It follows 29158 and precedes 29160. Like other numbers, it can appear in mathematical contexts as well as in various identification schemes.

In number theory, 29159 factors into 13 × 2243, with 2243 being a prime number. This makes 29159 a composite integer, whose smallest prime factor is 13. The number is odd and not divisible by 3 or 5.

Outside pure mathematics, five-digit numbers such as 29159 are used as identifiers in several systems. In the United States, a five-digit code could correspond to a ZIP code, though determining the exact locality requires consulting official postal databases. In data catalogs, inventories, or library and archival records, 29159 might serve as a serial, catalog, or item number. In astronomy, minor planets are assigned sequential numbers; 29159 would designate a specific confirmed object in such a catalog, though the full designation would typically include additional provisional or named elements.

Overall, 29159 is primarily a numeric identifier with a simple prime factorization, and like many five-digit numbers, it commonly appears in contexts involving codes, classifications, and cataloging systems.