Factor Info
| ID | 223438 |
| Size | 1103 digits / 3664 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 79848570650460540298099555283661303704347697604860181724540440152692013349006010215714659135931519900941887080951053668473025632906514509897596446379275014981797676804646647679473038442510664966380824890430124129207701268805199317894187180848080074707016922600746360978580260914497297496095729473893825017337301426038472202940103345933464364538002469707670146942957047939949680606419243742205616805118460362262294981420965828631574336952014203779345189432389298231853937364222500190095817931788508072976528630410862172248545117792127310987493986761228535536653035103813774305360626789956003783856594044290683740447934271472242563099612467557940587594671427404753392741646249070238371676585474040417220192680842539047324340634358385805624964453911484633303374743314623839815364660774486420559510051066793025908262826535244110199343196979383929783141513465802026626744494182662869375206657740427254976058748281855639429150402084179326562395102060097834624236528809584592816252744411592375458279882335544628875248414472016859966515073060335027866635761032415736290993142972404055471912913858840635818297033 |
Factorizations
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.