Factor Info

ID 65124
Size 869 digits / 2885 bits
Status composite
Value 28299870484534423238553516354745980710581155618116996623754048720895500388255546912514107995110220895509393070524345934126286869644909373073174611991766269440695977267571012099266891762264673582074295714619593471605024759620021320462044786442399550177822818151584054402422438346144354663554714296808880158356183992364831899577080752015565663213572088743357405542733153901237693849527270482790242543259083472154022769004941648616551681995297021333809642690104681182660420421160506998043634282350255235486273626327765010380286743892811466167056077531105485323928904876515062872873851792440753706283323437512031325489009151658304912524618779882466786487768534714967524705033310772435500483495423910879187445424416966816456901688600729255768881236460007203604089272064959136875223382579038037390464289132584762212223687392273200168883572218701882998679999355646227794786843

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 89786) 2336661313161818672990011193252900057 (proven prime)
(ID: 91712) 12111241935289660072496766049874020129070935118446383451152964441589684323217314698566518247851579400048184992499069038457874753577703443153766458880821710266800926292717277979354981730003533452092553328123971521021803363804271626464503568376818839060720656940302309447614497505251341211870241590242144783087734690188526488503992474951742007667413231100701034599998561314335800734477499679686196134299576698874750952266419734944500148977955628181474708325057165531063276936299854961552829076782520836141149368236268342109381737358554441122094533752188957215050187767946588858382526537328661568706278637357287986437124574994606876498451749241601176827864437899554720222986900779134711533698954555617583497416921031295631157678406905108737790403002837009948577345504440985692476004424087020082489157653919698198300190415674373124871699 (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.