5023

5023 is an integer in the decimal numeral system, positioned between 5022 and 5024. In mathematics, 5023 is a prime number, meaning it has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself. It is odd and not divisible by small primes such as 3 or 5, and a check against all primes up to the square root of 5023 (approximately 70.9) confirms its primality.

In common base representations, 5023 can be written as 1001110011111 in binary, 0x139F in hexadecimal, and 11637 in octal. The decimal digits sum to 10, and its binary form contains nine ones. For Roman numerals, 5023 would be represented as V with an overline to denote 5000, followed by XXIII, i.e., V̄ XXIII.

Beyond these notations, 5023 functions primarily as a plain integer in arithmetic and number-theory contexts. It may appear in examples illustrating prime properties, modular arithmetic, or numeral-system conversions. There are no widely recognized historical events, cultural references, or standard designations commonly associated with the number 5023.