Factor Info
| ID | 59421 |
| Size | 1092 digits / 3626 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 281904559948251997318544028827968174335875845969854047790688435918764734526876149252224845108594992692034239620635318310926200327028693733301493199495968432654772674558789072232705553093664223036183982985293811523613422546593048609957197608039915518654405548756883622417889450091636778597174312547982049325974732063478109293076965056263475922299930224713304098568370937023344298217754365816243981068431256379839263823771839509109820551719298479247007864740781233781971586854250909873174172538066908326210611753597404581940055915514465008034235839786430034793938379884385724086481215107514584493164877687452330948185974154524504108412383114039626575611394118316939968281195542605256924769336001591849686287627735012352575424940972056945027526148883915344193812181942083895507168705086278868880303315250803118667358588522822819518258774511504411806204829523424365918698658404439484599996076825241574981369316249528185973981311803053852825759988963127109721443297552587666113463010311101513968644306656176073367020953308664459064960977806731604965709061136579208316418537286091151265494541083271 |
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.