Factor Info

ID 113757
Size 903 digits / 3000 bits
Status composite
Value 672903122391128383105204397278061787224666775600366798815481646719031055866657550811282593811520812714042435628958431816367492177866356174380692597959494185156082255987775496961626106513968914054719365532218920594693943246599333134977622749171753623354103376465397071880279743804589182065342191262783847784730790405157527659442764216142740207687322318467627519791293747039183586590825946211989655319416224105215007830650400682133133451029736144646687284232080319868632600930892136723825619163266127709287272445157695036111256762826192368363048980888203781146122479903706220813572377731726496378099959590155771176305945690977873174054247924908571825633247484032241128783323942749790434446568068768674534615079624605543537189584413980507985156421766076328057892957698391829417453716732994031749342997083808445760651041290656264255789466398598188390697211430680561121060310009323719226430949180511327872001

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 44718) 10031085547369069468565592113037218957994062159173700064336391173791163282402996127252294770285509810960220131648778878000014874944449081414690775545901141787300599845452574439430817866257094905176790639319026886177395128661571916525721273166961815790343978178455484685329065363377435032907642384678001 (proven prime)
(ID: 128627) 67081784839091109031712223282343037360191986492450788510120406041167403564136593182485107991179932122135828410821740448949532790312381058013241654241982726801994067580062917086158870182342612106428204486956565015105451546087238530701025463208503289975215445433097912083825682084511129778053410417113301635414856009738873750668803003342046284363724878665010036476132086065633044369224686633841474604820390913442484266357605468622744979216204739850927677596299348653021246128598629062314974601979090041391061581272853235509472631792971918804790770779551633740740165629439959407079540587452273583411194001 (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.