9113

9113 is a natural number that follows 9112 and precedes 9114. It is an odd, composite integer. Its prime factorization is 13 × 701, making it a semiprime (the product of exactly two primes). The sum of its digits is 14, and it has simple modular properties such as being congruent to 1 modulo 8 and 5 modulo 9.

In number theory, semiprimes like 9113 are studied for their factorization characteristics and distribution among integers. As a specific example, 9113 is not a perfect power and is not a triangular or square number, illustrating common traits of semiprimes that arise in various arithmetic contexts.

Outside pure mathematics, 9113 is sometimes used as a numeric identifier in catalogs, inventories, serials, or model designations. In calendar systems, the number could designate a year in a distant future (for example, CE 9113 in a proleptic or fictional calendar), though there are no widely recognized historical events tied to that year in conventional historiography.

Overall, 9113 is primarily noted for its mathematical structure as a semiprime with factors 13 and 701, while also serving as a generic numeric label in diverse catalogs and datasets.