Factor Info
| ID | 63213 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3744 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 61965051495781107536634079219785741008513843314027889612884295579861400107977910867558841658621294949995178307721515337518302478248712238075520193703411307733375100407081728465708972437610377765990685660285752144986276590757106247985545566267558027645392924053784068585172850238113966767489772128643320651395377984207946241006225092094661190529797346192236584458137241069647037041247249703829816465148453304258619520676468917368302350989200563513382522668461421990716290425170229315346543473045042694065001844865108961728481859845427594016374419974610917450174798046156282895640151348530011907496915799047480723366039759547209913363194516446634941178658789563148894034860572740334692351752883191542970878675591367662637884763808848517800938286226904596485999197979224164826315750943591798065417702207052164287350402624066828372707316267772934017011768554819472784647700315656019190491638681912568614590116136206707857081062316764258893140109207748354361513702144061564848697440322962588438752673371753756889570638990389103788370159298029161017559537382077893008449913908140776108371818956091708293680795997718421472592498577339 |
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.