Factor Info

ID 100278
Size 868 digits / 2883 bits
Status composite
Value 4109438721270944709726756867171057192884894195050894601426187620744672846884162091613902360163396832725983848083194894569406250876395519493015109928682529195730700784887183597136900027222131141539648312367881041498234520404145132067926168160524647279404830404623402336742934279313623907453545730045271268682810180264943960835762589482151016974447700323602558154251320968634077875301129553468138202912977063344344024245274259025501060272235379245508853867166921727967271027931954909194373621181568035284263549804140864425677267377320840561432225967219506930148712936006759459793882897248476119174195805595063241619185634876048176862384891919648801929069368923572481723904478958359039007855837305000483966209562842763365923610179179704992175824768232765098234886600972500361017034386314871442089436639571956322793833233973071835575154946052245235034790732061175745426463

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 98059) 10777723802249858892664012252630187395225251961 (proven prime)
(ID: 100279) 381290038292973876950632918590620579838715846053695106860314424614060376546041168464434003973683780882627118842806303103062393394133212538212735154679777787792346866550840894598987744255871198842340998992051648786695708337126942592189902249771931731307646005243186742273801010562362283207324933065695364284456350997976847189246196806619964700301254377311284410971810711572229701787666469354337533144208831819942528625353981616679443472471488820284445348103664837339471514170853286856489544819462870361410194399836961299236355681142925778680842719797070021210052034437389857738599164236784394282297934332409428932076624059604425538184010946251086260003092518103621536856936171044599842235433068016149935229390739565829117168547515724726714589231390296450966208862236655290255022038167962932744761973405094119703542016381783 (composite)

Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.