Factor Info
| ID | 61571 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2511084571977553066092751596553301461302528893236820668700403447945321373558346171418543949493988609971907460007249761556317036361620042520395881153636097504704997763659879962441417237154987937861613921328130829919339503616313963762370657486289082970101456863765381012277992166311364043749198593001988673721004176553472042303006063590833737278852072726067754931961974817595219151526582005841281925905085976733061383527744288796935916816005049145368728170700029371498621040869662072083240028159656895553692669435552580770251977067197047353270598405705113461455629771531642674142769529337407160477858742718252307258137031575591817518119872840124256802025182405492154263344122084313251651860800177388626397031101297553755837039304383871790662055900300213189897974479117916625886065683518708933998373720035039593928557146701654080879021738856070395027399612552077278526293105215694224475524844864809777914448636575685004011519929921770460430130163274878705525761585996673139836451458216833633655012828798107910902847989636844214795350537900673780873487687220002386408393229074229200501054628802640484796709910595257937 |
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.