Factor Info

ID 130843
Size 869 digits / 2885 bits
Status composite
Value 19398739125617892838617991683505659715790241411751419871031475316760569797882766288844261893232289274509949371490807568622533154680350753403905545378218200115682692956109173408410904308352525807924900852445501262636174756385966488514803638135484814476213672104980434645738093006414106489226908248608604912556218987417973492392684088811174714955101340736861147296445072757732680289308465248355766872828049145844664596316101193887946273333526127465768923683081146525349200635050877212870102208475088987240197463610779817184284727340019521741246862616702075796156578987425815921277239942566347195735383838487487002816810451360200937706345768552453886438137753913373877753108530577740267484552779677160717188990874811695041202158582860739254716957247858764317648720978777227292574193243941769548000694944569481626676031729529542163222267004863718557676165572620731406721337

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 9483) 6385745247515656132724659362741335499305275558613076303317320383988371757179717794857 (proven prime)
(ID: 130844) 3037819138363667135782378353622811189145798002487503196282141127044284682383267998077198394265759529812358994417011863041414171835175990427843694773268766254590664474317834221569439642035259407281636005136824638157649488051112665045798097533718882656405569579743765113326344856945765801911005467941814056581797074437703322968088306117844780814837877850865417098955232925470452022899621328473482913773012720972305978894511509105112981184384313835351556093200659961918987709409565119296551142911754814525813332212128289670805149561486207329234300448565428538748147780641849854609676045017413548191670925723558425970204785195209174254664616404227708588425272202443457427009363077676026033272362704683377883688638400402098694272488018840978946357783730900745496371823419873823893234474641 (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.