Factor Info
| ID | 65596 |
| Size | 1133 digits / 3762 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17103044324954414793913886849199721003166309351904212525861279227899075527604898347387403911982228412583081324066497058743936616229846920800739924852739197535818745436655154040342860965303009159355757477858601169058239921953623565478527981526821906340224751237775165885564240347278761466638577256847531174904084220080468105246658554919541982491598812608009689142533662860872517455488041256031376855192605434495911581825454868638339029207662647288798695205298961288763948364817644441171779341774721708119875587734096358676099429828505858255914119911477993244416061775952615052474048596119633422506255242914942581405809011542718460421969584056424492584521229973072587216385461031049175530148257831884643034027663376144170865491681483891462003709174646926099068835857454763798892494778782439327679791335397303143111653312368667067334731504351158472450704749861436844531758348083950780551701597967918810347788765924724925248950774558954238960096440676220353708003399531795012248924847407483854311631494980710980346439698873896034395680543085124644733380056918535879959413425939951735168069672043479170110245001568054328208041940018929157 |
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.