Factor Info

ID 59363
Size 905 digits / 3005 bits
Status composite
Value 39330965213561525343699853814353705612395130250394605811397397903922569580794402313418032099424189737634271086725667804429915296324014619908196077329479101009679723947555332945238120256289707073513439734755012415037534009996958374530993315319669580285385856431903544802028999451902234327471593253129283688938720125975233542532773134043220140762683894203629526101365426502196791263320866254455388949089072839502212883272685387351930659955208664007739642520554744527111386213347284261210019303523575440235296050982743551682140985493479008945191707436806245917042673517637852535403927454282272648427485881907595227872929090281571143963301352254523815650388726043843917126503978039812218809604891360026569525426667334584245090017507876790768609023068870464728180757817338997282387055108782813152377330527644975567682474543743657581383132149526134683131790516846669223020306345533149154545086140040405606615819

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 57336) 112809934885911922909 (proven prime)
(ID: 59364) 348648062365589629676615089890527012428111680012145439638632631405372021661023678386264679517214019934721111705136083840760153706271512380450443056876773927648684537337223984799805071229445174679970580364233498062419911828394550579452896277199258481637470703737174481700124936005184798402397431653189903093271469096611112064001861308122415101571010503434520794892522145505512939611024026157766384661329027989531941092409123573287880230550808597547681834848679446980160544192912508766604058228613575228944281580799303919605869079461945145335819136662851358475360559149766944123346972854032506093898828391030028038783485001265118348355385604210583416510233616079555511739351719794407587557538215760573941322611508911906184683138893774563402858408865767382709829811060624768998950121094911556024896082594499193302323964655741579236652664654504488643003557244804662282207787950785462857991 (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.