Factor Info

ID 113812
Size 907 digits / 3012 bits
Status composite
Value 4332691409253689912948346181834871584738073064930218354030227682903625147484691200212433286860640146652410169270111706553267384155880622780470631835847780930773340490676444972147541697685230257345282295658753883357761555614737133881980731427318194395184793032974736050548961409844452202177726963318983051157843348205834156977101943261076610066653863295928039779201853192765276749386114503380300748509066520487682095885647687474165247863952907140588228672933788572323323063322206116523341396390923862956052763106323028420525174535453046176619898572051110552428108554927285815738017032764355600170593055282755024676154945336769897137786004913369931460260011925277761877727655346729946477266119860763735655366502681051757006718137377019202179286388414271729351514992551252791685593054916383915798209997506720485067877382935124834066803357464699202422944252344783280517887709488695220029660864121699662360917621

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 113813) 503891818078138745381671 (proven prime)
(ID: 113814) 8598455568853506136069252444366410460721971440466531776056969263520787851391869673732593664227803599485128860497534539470576087688215524164810458430669360903611248238256153668056852900105349113726853260572622743384606856768199015855765732613142514757209857079901347726977900667374537748479646504361677526312621490589147873199187490865791963700618824088623015831469989752542965818799153704215556768521829643357049022477747491713685676429148222744280359242359902835223135980876716678481255320674075193619017592272764453586832400186400589929358371514910585803719296705354333506180580490097700839558830558463447949922682761397181441501666828636449762919339734233808498460034544561659247050587446770554298960489025859832695479904493415100635008641939964499502041805884294772678585914673626873587209857925755507437544987425348834214279763060426399967037160240249135597518040629323500104451 (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.