83029148

83029148 is an eight-digit numeric sequence that does not by itself denote a widely recognized object or standard. In practice, such figures commonly function as identifiers—keys used to reference a particular item within a database, catalog, or transaction record—rather than as information with inherent meaning.

In real-world systems, 83029148 might appear as a library accession number, a product model or serial number, an invoice or order identifier, or a dataset key in a research project. Because the same string can be used in different contexts, its meaning depends on the data model and the software enforcing uniqueness.

From a mathematical standpoint, 83029148 is an even number. The digits sum to 35, so it is not divisible by 3 or 9. It contains a zero and ends with 8, making it divisible by 2 but not by 5. It is possible to read it in various groupings, such as 83-02-91-48, but these groupings do not affect its role as an identifier.

In privacy and data governance, numeric identifiers like this are often designed to be opaque, concealing information about the item by inspection. They frequently rely on internal sequencing schemes, check digits, or hashing to support validation and error detection.

See also: numeric identifiers, catalog numbers, SKUs, accession numbers.