Factor Info
| ID | 61616 |
| Size | 1124 digits / 3733 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 34334170817447290221482506047426375833949368633126734466104358585391246663919179201842806791216848981478237966576351181533592140342920532035425712342500051332039116174857258693451518277465700071869792275881654593098075882120081736375929001230974793927065752945489995742672344443359906347744269899069415421810729926419494934479842382623973867642121962690629483684801384205670119202056917027734012881406716818175920279447583676224544813755225108184092929381386937397059452432091191359028509423961371422738050792016935714812031304156424470352842158502584723578258205840584948635194227717909063871713983563311937766072274090778861503394519384124380199977577287392983593409107281199317708381373420563516017543195936560742862648792294981808064120928292646080010249264189668296578699313028078242075938528008164362632864284159588205234861237719412866949416950889279164324778968647974707361441436858360322019165694317809668272582283187367680910059034990120033388469901879706989486893121749615251134383151058271835698283323861088177398581734238087318932624071908676612418822465338143022609561640797105370577630161098708539809877406161 |
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.