Factor Info
| ID | 65598 |
| Size | 1108 digits / 3679 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1681121422044176838861355397018311806761297420829432219579306217830066003515058683637314638651109348511743221115681056794950777513309505647603171561810494756994428693951493522376704513868617035881412254834940368122393063376211123680170027750259783408653762272989990222238844258188772991056175095894285777702475397936609849104890216366179227073787244485096170396088458032673201641227599030056873790412339633129278589099399486961134892483128339928537033778517851126281604060630929429939168527471091841019513241467130626138690183480210427679818816670477435995429631712300507212621282123872961266747824751355054824756517260728213136039625083690035630217527815511480930443129877334226768621551282798185885568090957743544649700160412271842313689199414048020565828523208190295506934871612550889051005825633858086394108403741346866113971575967393119379568966015276210864361292693762119423540472844407938759513037455814115931543809150169786674704824436403824764626435175202015652916275845489376173750970054314838139744199645148936335749968776006646004146908004647031569515028213093224410104911349676457241006127118077 |
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.