Factor Info

ID 130483
Size 870 digits / 2889 bits
Status composite
Value 244418463002741741568242747094500999104150716261474158995859806280040434766842881232417913903408449234078196482540019372292012666908250072628451130183131687813124754220958124678486968055546541158158614761207570656423395908635161739761233365937319632157652218457578277802458740070556750730343189936260630089433806140681773605963287047887163513314194049450083681657748657499408218130460230605373010487304160870074727468772697269739529476485667902305324508566230543088630340446206959382722614794985635633388377698438251010495626143252837238382151499930547391534013256920141832126744196069963010923074339259170334422053630333814323619134363768880154764861750862987137695189857571327454723734860836897395035859535253120097893730458272719086107669681354921252730031655583202536198411919554232407804936244781550353933584169439725873113817623427267051964995081185432590070751149

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 46568) 956151357957787752132674082955392639626511605353073984886478319887399525140660665463804630495113080100627603799744558608347874633368721109779275812890884791305907804762023598546006080377934385960436633056234630815158341532832082369922520137971881043624649783422191775387674661289 (composite)
(ID: 130485) 255627376323333473463808540792832704060840256854189168261714637049198538084238423039272944348261826987570673938126409617507958319439280524321505870894154008684641661898340390798646041195652339644280855518164663952854792181238372195359247236812997043332407105089703958852027398060381464315057262547412717971817155445300009048208797988986164505137615181055521958017508516140622211897723726404181960795732798411555368413700835892710470287189756428315699785730709982057935670299543759951529790748573897021572284427475493416256774111737743741630289342299290715855856918057667196666811751962224741 (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.