Factor Info
| ID | 54536 |
| Size | 928 digits / 3082 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4082785493450636276974411390683482373365334343652732298392365279281582044895585179517743993024296157903345388852242473249336596288012394233300929378348791183132960906828805200558494834874461990524827647386112381005507382483685596326831971767598635796835189014865949388762185606140033591620310286244652256243238153736937965400406322395806203656244789371474311521942186557416875470449105083883668009754764475401311354568750708258773420051529636303123404108091167067885467355570035415579777193113184629221905508539291683705755000396478638136952888444986897896967550788580612315945062436049596236753777750071937979056062119837685120717543398820455730134177922786808438780143418941602875553016581369542647706907164078360340011297983194769171447393806153261704548405983948824392436396055530904538901637199592383376596490518779265624944355656984746348437043095408295884420941041050447220335187267813131072884390112107683060974906037923 |
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.