Factor Info
| ID | 100547 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3713 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 36845238252577542299440083523502744619373633389268258892801080739856928443878008400158027042586327668766156076508254948659663058345340173350479854555786311375106957080358531084480970468436706778840619005666836896149800180425640574217757258239984429451017554586227650397554986760855490784049774897990378702058832930752198028353569931699956694607592783647623993205850882185579993080899067315342560593475472616201513703128606500057855197447864483674159962038345110610053844864559227592686301578840714159348766409565815725365538418343077462648225085562581068024112578933128056709858145123158034021790956376106124594640653597481507526442805679808477363756998262853045086173861462457061396048339036081479509147578608435830107812240154850131088926514823009950293426580142845720226723385361149406182469622471172069333731964597692541162815106263711140180974821993739425799332571630988107013251113203731636143099579864803234941970693356619206328117030872385803155078590577126066337898239644499001323314209582899128795847705906370315039724534005555342452645814860598131265936738751065538376339810411475460269741491169570108894669 |
Factorizations
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.