Factor Info

ID 61635
Size 917 digits / 3044 bits
Status composite
Value 17382352835798871575386368624636055495487626710736090668610343623660116799116146064401037546168342846337766869817537158457860313472040735104145421214417898964853255496041670712042240730618763764059368478266763525181882128579660739053106706298814250456792972433169325496048753785665775487203256301792368108597649162441651804949189555504041431596541188586716165336739922612504204124853698299632497552029910244905556278460844135900463146923603551066151666398457912714731171435986509750722885534713982731960382997853269317935997250143232484696176557924627425223118065874724020496168764127595673826055837575440306757311010092908985236659046550591642893149559397877323624256043405734802844388783277969683132725873715531363065965872311786094099418133742154134787675461771103814184366908776193110979931811784840763030938826633467857247703359058100090637983710274078564808689017567161378108670765338624709521687065369447828091

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 59437) 53096945644422356461 (proven prime)
(ID: 61636) 327370108107618151548695655044722156437734644019795299875668457892063448221788767161475298576789622081636505597821119574174312483126428579897468963042471389482271016923923800212694983320635294650991336162708760466616250630510259766227757263795194425871096358287005545406446545266756096155207930929287386717072815672182217439388147604975049204145862127126467306386232022742801677615141449017434248286428510944257602205683055895224048404738622203747520070713374633149325955238977910722188101594075666398699050954150174879142878876566864612483021588491900180201183185546494530070725594125459788084282108190396673890647325452744649239502498450005951843363566613892517970250085679495382216834107507118790165245338024486545356456312761296526747145248717870274914414760575222530745617957184579332415606834980377176494546001889013072146041504273268869255935238020489936155799018340997416688561860405869831 (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.