Factor Info

ID 113946
Size 906 digits / 3008 bits
Status composite
Value 296485577645924932445698583324429613255103117251361195191516154732823147949194893913390019069436745392829191630069212967142215982265888347696446214075652818501991363108302847215595970194520887115993826687533542155100042088864020137916879374177089451576858728180297814784716406491595679566339665336157040780753968752497678008352895762607878485354609780771796350605396251230679585024862841492230039665807751305417869684520061155126705981043431686541448880602208649811052179964544882999514273650628312132117832383549061888227670457555435518485865463244833744284277467679458481123838107851220913459772303276124044824615126793272966745713226964608504419250259006768741754211316888078766937848807624217144248474930187633568694325058848599501393376933308877769999905971675221467514010996809847510833291809331009485392098015912127466493451285574628962635703424213351556693629020015890404624429947672861300511392043

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 632) 7181634929637355776701081412683 (proven prime)
(ID: 129074) 41283855354771741941721713602182439301854881702951706473007192264733705558803253366184100204759476886400532915918891850977491532954751077579516544341812186690186637923821701512141314608035619000201668254736944111220759848382428205909766917094505029402047764598363855089274029808200058867800609383271416519741715332512453813057544461171392426219085777974566596827635701163995975980304183369815285672048095591560694091320612715901984553860797984504983393820299443163907548386807372125299595785921789349937506933236119232493536277104278277536310425690695712809462318408396005322250805539985001608648670721963833677743040529772327443997006308078402167592245508573168459331354247683489910664635545728094611372005708054664658887575565576668343228651073178664969438972587089589778853202384984665486535412335493103147813515990716733243963963586253802967681562001066593720637700917921 (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.