9455

9455 is a natural number that lies between 9454 and 9456. As a four-digit decimal, it is a common reference in counting, cataloging, and various coding contexts.

In mathematics, 9455 has prime factorization 5 × 31 × 61, making it a composite number with three prime factors. It is odd and not a perfect square or cube. It is divisible by 5, 31, and 61, but not by 3 or 9. Its decimal digit sum is 23, so it is not a Harshad number, and it is not a Fibonacci or triangular number (for example, nearby triangular numbers are 9453 and 9591).

Representations in other bases include binary and hexadecimal: 9455 in binary is 10010011101111, and in hexadecimal it is 0x24EF. These representations can be useful in computer science and digital applications where different numeral systems are used.

In broader usage, numbers like 9455 are employed as identifiers in catalogs and databases. In astronomy, the numbering of minor planets is sequential; 9455 would denote the 9455th object officially cataloged, and such entries may later receive official names approved by the International Astronomical Union.

Overall, 9455 is a small composite integer with a straightforward factorization, distinct base representations, and typical roles as an identifier in scientific and mathematical contexts.