Factor Info
| ID | 65679 |
| Size | 1122 digits / 3725 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 152548065593360849598780420428340711274225699739249258835614937693946442835953190865558727034979783893786858982205884437756988763489019127866318386193696488016238952633171688255931373147378568698336012762647006418696180768311028655418163939959569233287425712565914015763516869498204897426695168133388355296177030909297476112666172040183017057587336887445907323679569674763330358356082555183976677077967925522593648768393779547644631502100590284507617935545971477089177046230091639610009660692963108515247371551348851337587826681710184756903290221220616133256365980129788874796540080876663055079287780902171579601648762104276749991273506255617587767946563617147194339917000429573642546769117224011937186117958695974048494586762908612736935173769640146842763151131094931919377514892374909752048836745804922206288077580248816684052835971082858201349439358315794943785949613229655534718362315524542055076387634597972472324386048935541468366309049407248507498310920322341392291532417701199708832878180301515985633141908645035252445216594690068064553362357148776912170757027031876757840843099805239005073079552532913191280577659 |
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.