Factor Info

ID 200551
Size 866 digits / 2876 bits
Status composite
Value 42701457400446520765011888459454158585248512003521232801162280043259833865335650033775922819251839089979256285828753101496128717236557500452233128018515189312298287893768802005776449960660211968265775648069957844364292730098618040004543536445539119816703417970731800039173134762099822255999930469586801093407648098204674253565898287117802067001421371984409768445144128776585025273010639353764548867018519934678887423434871073188816990920466528521985845706287832426838353828488290357889462369868679197073677445635130074714437625727513752785961346239171325924407583731542485137269519159078480086975331777160332662298958043384665862054214149225246405404427931022860569391667767009274798638428188422635987521011360791042480993293663872456510250016538925388248136772042759306864977411033066496341886953440036231618205553102246133574807632063028837182332017657126628690109

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 215703) 157896060250617317215896263 (proven prime)
(ID: 215704) 270440296817219499394789513263348072278602050657819623120408219341964641988789538885678713088492017804734233604280022111816122045980434321449168212323468735953817059504931835246922826386085678222660251140071664707786317109664802744723985112225004032557098985370990366910138697010848738647229691485983711045431416311645695886589900501261119511969919652929000448091088678885150192433859449127774695779720569113307381183173057953247297571760407949370346403941766309341750931047619681772281098070173638842084953202871636124564494894673211863763329160510472529432607284879690624436159863144981875992278689403369030096684458516167427264023111923781067370831191868713063060781213486728815250261669299559606318075380537437067505820814901145522724163356086662353073619349652508212075715753310859953240928626122809546544351284102183633258256159511643 (proven prime)

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.