6536

6536 is a natural number that follows 6535 and precedes 6537. It is an even, composite integer. Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 19 × 43, so it has 16 positive divisors: 1, 2, 4, 8, 19, 38, 43, 76, 86, 152, 172, 344, 817, 1634, 3268, and 6536.

In divisor arithmetic, the sum of all divisors (the sigma function) of 6536 is 13200. Subtracting the number itself yields the sum of proper divisors, 6664, which is greater than 6536. Therefore, 6536 is an abundant number. Its digital sum is 20, giving a digital root of 2, and it is divisible by 8, confirming its factorization.

Beyond pure number theory, 6536 may be used as an identifier in various catalogs, databases, or model numbers. Without a specific domain, there is no single widely recognized reference tied to the number itself. Like many four-digit integers, 6536 appears in diverse practical contexts as a random or systematic code rather than as a symbol with inherent universal meaning.

See also

6535 and 6537, the adjacent integers, or general references to abundance in number theory for the concept illustrated by 6536’s divisors and sigma value. If you had a particular 6536 in mind (such as an asteroid designation, a year, or a product model), providing that context would clarify the intended reference.