Factor Info

ID 106800
Size 869 digits / 2884 bits
Status composite
Value 12661010562184573790553350900612232482065928531328046786581645460131161174706671748260399069782026388490835465697723991063271965760653008232136477541408916935498263201251144872518369594797599977863419870960254957720154311144436569819599114920319024625802254391910642435437791401538303877601493570954634556745017202833272686219130326116657745578632455811616927764182578122193451790447812522716804523814437831867632972512092978868313462946649307345829982158372236513855447856809472153254884189771479413900571112145772332024155844162431174774593021984026046780872632068441889288660451292107291855289578764822984651623143282108535623245463285861120005513293159869391102354527455974345338266295845563091682543280744576852164183685216264236664956134919908227878183269502963960690280493861115555225105784817852010985865105115280706922803475753214479058704534635396455475653769

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 9190) 553943420108693463296858467957051760512937 (proven prime)
(ID: 129785) 22856143971707905375348270691693207803347927207367137502545424588942353641382458936567866001948005148636551886889611866516779963777104471853456666724947728875150073178539233976440546519989949983899145391531970095890546362916670908670390496022244785022737171414330927098960355449628474836057236078043938919216523517740431298641632566870356932008151918302238410065634712568390864026833628979521604189923821607534265537847327153638166453902173890640922581386036693782342027926665700411344952434636204276600698041114156068301532531167183361103104198546480770994355790630459241942306193238599575235065493521003298704813551544697597038296172381965211842115014042388443273786820382672631511698942738467077720454995692625880088859098924434452968099524204847317151685362945277164352136405924322888475297393473221320595086934238951162337 (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.