727
This number is a prime.
The Boeing 727 became the first three-engine jet built for commercial service.
727 = 1! + (1 + 2)! + (1 + 2 + 3)!. [Van Doorn]
The smallest odd prime that can be represented as the sum of a cube and its reversal (512 + 215). [Gupta]
The first prime whose square (528529) can be represented as the concatenation of two consecutive numbers. [De Geest]
The smallest three-digit palindromic prime that is changed
into a composite number if any digit is deleted, i.e., 27,
77, and 72 are all composite. [Poo Sung]
Probably the only palindromic prime that can be expressed by the form n!+(n+1). [Silva]
727 starts the first chain of four palindromic primes, each formed from the previous one in forward and reverse order: 727, 72727, 727272727, 72727272727272727. [Silva]
The sum of the first five three-digit primes with midlle digit zero. [Silva]
The start in the first case of a chain of eight successive primes whose reversals are all primes. [Loungrides]
The smallest prime-digit prime that can be represented as the sum of a number and its reversal in three different ways (116+611, 215+512, 314+413). [Loungrides]
Sputnik 727 is one of two versions of the Sputnik rocket. [Popovich]
π(x) > li(x) somewhere near e727.
Between 2 and 313 and between 317 and 733 there are 65 primes, and (313-2) + (733-317) = 727. Between 2 and 317 and
between 331 and 743 there are 66 primes; (317-2) + (743-331) = 727. Can there be more than two terms like 65 and
66 to find a prime? [Bergot]
The smallest multidigit palindromic self prime. [Gupta]
The roof height (in feet) of the Renaissance Center in
Detroit, Michigan. [Frankovich]