Factor Info

ID 112911
Size 899 digits / 2984 bits
Status composite
Value 10468637319500734919132484199597351815974599022233999926083284836377939242614102206802094442694824223343270116651111413485025284326111289068148058330098414342686144542036869008910247132215271770866983646503931788596314068928740657558399826392709479759340830335498127566764207185326988465403669790278087190613092706352566912023036738808424697010582138146228339699629587538804948705386739175606316435881856297610078857609366398842599815743516628900786876796483274094422137774269780530441746083397186592210748616935905840313099369110613055110795447988735819057035819217243246614155983232265168841216946323566087056847767798186328268332061712134146090731459176076026062155095583972839590577021651605863087352248067648584642307703070446545754775565551705059890707708063225669549522601001560950806152607950174372605297173274525109863499384303436919158585567421444022920196721695862170504325747608736091121

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 112912) 7465775670411015955147849 (proven prime)
(ID: 112913) 1402216967352891460904478973900938892949085655548448699183538256571714932613915095052695844334255215127733518184143386566775780380423130884631435695414680267127865291844790895794049345561331955562457099655194107022646525969556033489873020273027363479251699993765623652258660852763749513601588319106844697931041230228141263571081271805592513874592639850914091021903210706190784486284750862073143950072246897141500867023872687344486070483228666272761235271636972372692402005634163699767569625565762574765779011867231452390396728780196366092775901413892960007190777236944257420584662271679635895608694279140406690504536298600515927495876702050696614369542632424712050106096489025247290737578022818665942480449874055523359646212137034049716891586152032215797929635297397265942957680119598655984638084108938856375685688006647850035296629611479849521204985083057281167097074471529 (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.