Factor Info

ID 58922
Size 929 digits / 3085 bits
Status composite
Value 24882475363718785734922297203405486262445803302083457764528573866124698764978716306385148329368761715640368402215789532083201550592116355862267157872094453621462092313222043496580588609651825860945167187388618433512280645786003472143665268513292955652124375668123578129440708197420323143891154357315431792024619781086588088566160281531131482537565557106302244144288151905315857711900959205657805379062538925068115186432218297617688710192641939503256893458952463094463793517933779345192438940599608702726834362670659064071762169489966611465519277316357197671302966177555610072074068116069798272645157291977291582423147098272072680257723707895540180340130467762358481279794626819181668814306116065560243328415193188212443975284207407708866166371924893712697906414060058486617196874940084761639442700337013905851061340753542204718429422610785030942548181293926380050274527052436545679053462408469116921148497044224063700586512757051

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 58923) 344126421458670327839 (proven prime)
(ID: 58924) 72306204383400352934813797610751125429866338830544064302381106697460058516503946896922974170645428043025794847337990394876214807507645117081403329741716197718636967752959258007992052945902473597461538388300306946665089619999848045384515925926517816233272623588335484906912238391744557049132697266641723816142908480079261613955622885326371601462904216096132053023676326221723341419228028391757685058182270735858265525618132866190207625278846837177696829209141151478619627621121701506994862302272265397648592864347266364835629552510734487508193462321483453052480549737157761135582706495961916727816112720885959030236175813253593238035784692512503278589593620203626346862842235432262527500771702441488888887387486609052263209060554570217505637113262621590822792981922095182123086902990009243708514816953241049176311846146364127425069926574626587050299594149906302074865553460731794119845942856764043278334833509 (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.