Factor Info
| ID | 61661 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3667 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 749751896777070329538561498775973398415641186033908581485715914169243687426337222503698551200951829844232515157298955804502722595269070422566749549762844339655621391172420001244110461522827826544810176708714759776432457177825886193357089285064043190085289194895288554204869253189510989662073954327770827330602555418341442655679967049721419465596040015954348045952650543514878437157247058173185053634007400910826629266404838323888141449187286676596792165150063941490659973038294393023644798814128356594537100697936633037132934453656102646020618577026017155028448512393756658803704088849554748832875895586421334267533959639440397334044003734502401968417658438059149492747861454181144643474932748110990798344582937205271544680918199853305603095247103757186067701047842339930143021303974712011561640818448881755375497904311821398245829015942916922399814201759091845707646094667878089525036205655335218177964871190929566585563553589207497890391323488593330747523414616891341192981287987687048455748772092726505703883913745896238829133714251708431749573794965364304307648458381313154502421115108392582802121053 |
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.