Factor Info

ID 65043
Size 936 digits / 3107 bits
Status composite
Value 147064952230050314892505076365832022854027309397896862529656049936197274369992376135033780794348656301859558299784333574196276161049068234671853463583497513981611722373569443719563600471815343824411234019412855863602740621920064243924943550391433276984054325796253508089773737057124965578044946215583657897908857358521967321719827545826168857353223058291491292496430247061105202375203579026532911375959871368017345977226328630642800541686735379533555696317228345027135900639162348456862874049375668106326103786902302540888101893413416460414953422968956307698259513232654062299001036010626122218508025905308895000484624893838985167757740998102992755466342565760726546415160574528288890657205829004485483218559178067493673563613122876376488860875478138033728555410965911522930863499865380961620466862456734579721021213243381663134056493030333493756824387846364896509985176350491372060431261391314418084544239922764011524580979328456124601

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 65044) 63806926369168201278937 (proven prime)
(ID: 65045) 2304843072665427316250762291372628475415307630065866953530197815648113453642883459177390481064539750436732920206297867046435886126139982849388640859093111963036642325864410511896333971956517039313438783347585052076844061436134639284377849626898610472268619349737506625694469566927364190133255328461516119941383981923703632371191405778362575510550205439075590401990792986734220309234279347482859568213277472201975658126650514563790704688928386992338584979131805580376600720832144533627101520789744596937159686733881558621974197775558761157936161845250974875844630850765670119718121661820987819427468839056695731035935649101246753515636029735874575774110369133886384921746138961072571350403761336928979340950526812146746418945440217435314165986423725854714639287805532874962566213908580173352582661521697925198818163490359318674770257773730332502433060106363785913893222063081276246963759230557036366919302584200673 (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.