Factor Info
| ID | 61631 |
| Size | 1103 digits / 3662 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 22108635765029789683257615179540088000209672022995734958549649771445694501472508922903539721149040910220348520402593832696583262291189969695678982623696668204666843171673014967001392607136542490090464451021802813107881367298309516004913369691538845118843614937879743259311788305970284730104574127145081813648807367312016857784989201828061451513248025072549291685319287034537879323372476234627127491937608548709430091891396182467917688359313115066651304215335368477849620937598964965744569604118151365115587748334786287082507038112411418387469626796700654756517006130487631301416582800112990798735885253100577196406247252939162220578392401710230666017032989260346393171221673558648105556783343227494376351410824843934458839185330562839446693702262129234355048572216198872578016176017498372806143828979381499172287323833045117189735394285106675075421406659456761687733139402619427853017270410337740116955822168797820771480763543931642694009971434857295125048989920066891105576022127992988510507062858490767984104963588358936683522271378447035096213448827965290716175635191933595481127167745288363707330407 |
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.