Factor Info
| ID | 65486 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3712 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 16509085288781362459523232011002190635901123881046004085823782505279700089150865683958717789529677170000846104295023393850803306454575331748765626606253273694663699196729960444168624473820978136996589068463935668811681441545238872781545487080441199470575810815346351847164855419488101193217796228077120173268596274254540603907403536456370664188644523413329281714166174676561727517526741573541516253924343942948118338560196998250585116878344033357160481605398812288681736226312149423878688244039722877693941961790385645714678974525157484869708131158927198773396949666560582979114529527555897651185590442876740432697348448572356979720795721830119545392752348225206398082556053950076610640714084363605568535749271279013134609881656300162379017466568529698948760818295338330199885642201907205415783352458538690493881568631009158160578846500598751611545613292989616431659355394812249992677286921747434961966402453632990122556476792769743888723103367858168595526805386318963330100395792253496613804460471093889094220540844507903925330575129281340149034484760804422424236457384634159685268594095402845421299105927233470649277 |
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.