Factor Info

ID 113135
Size 869 digits / 2885 bits
Status composite
Value 18322855360399128877556823740103168847592864044063903554617701655943747256922755278179545906721321439287873513167091461801903144289830924690027309928106635246116719434572069125394443850078719857792791448869326817596773241212905533341052841973881162614741633567747712909113988615909086367005132942937485786551377338595982805201735147295259956584366936591614804673256520543488604449155967324360129909829014446613098843847249162858027754149957802436430225350412132026282837217703004279654217041744309502546515039081180793472137082047017395971044199441172422632175399544841907006682356404869374862758345792073283139032747445268130494111226746112163508526254819908419982461045567686011046199399770794496474238800804567830995316631660520866906516728950527266409204779586238829091480416122116295631587026776576301154391958579194267502062393863969666627839294896731505132756451

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 103) 1686454671192230445929 (proven prime)
(ID: 113136) 10864718556263288492853449908817606068923978354772151765874000865333025761563712884959781139887263316511102928450259353212282103445951923450699057735470841440034792766616452034240687665081508313494755830074906991661741094452795498839617169284295309773894814865966071663415869121018481883938313633890380285222838989227838106042460124201048898219096326981814137235199008956565009153677164337297982270622207282427133780731192857977936629273778493953857731662028187367193539258512229388430827962233627380901993111898568378021343739349918315282140813095570049081410102196257622531362001457968803915019103685662239668334381025380870950737854522616708707294342386246639540123191423927934598595033582225837098614077040150660188133636362178981420349562423538429174576946207136876750456964462364515517098644995824135377880560118916722729693064477998957562219 (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.