8107

8107 is a natural number that follows 8106 and precedes 8108. In mathematics, it is an odd composite with a relatively simple prime factorization, and it serves as an example in discussions of divisors and factorization.

Its prime factorization is 11 squared times 67, or 11^2 × 67. Consequently, the positive divisors of 8107 are 1, 11, 67, 121, 737, and 8107. The presence of 11 twice means that 8107 is not squarefree and not a prime, nor a perfect power. The fact that 11 divides 8107 can be verified by the divisibility rule for 11: applying the alternating-sum test to 8107 yields a multiple of 11.

In astronomy, the number 8107 may be used as the designation for a minor planet in the catalog of small Solar System bodies. Such numbers are assigned sequentially by the Minor Planet Center after discovery, and the number identifies the object within the broader list of cataloged minor planets, sometimes preceding the object’s eventual formal name if one is given.

Outside mathematical and astronomical contexts, 8107 can appear as a numeric identifier in various catalogs and datasets. As a plain integer, it is primarily of interest for its arithmetic properties and its use as a cataloging label rather than for any single widely recognized meaning.