Factor Info
| ID | 67853 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3669 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2450486028617133834171119638170825229906352409700986620960808702050768963160081086255867896543006168004316074560531542191281068439238607364355936482970612184821420411423258053715090032029771976540987242574162643577457885745750707162586923784499479884270555175537764299428226582573875189506007429114785103609380547169804865568076777019230631522411968992929460006863770368230505239873527789106351791266398686614452628154984698159240114271357110613206893915247875393520307307325547943684499965865469137023027474323237546732540569061062423518116573809257403920833446318941619627941559234579895813832534592691397634378385640249349911715133827277613114599369311923417265807172840329529969890043110332393271696192973728786762454246296969715780869698531839505017660435843790822239880271745930695730666459480282335065862437355953957160006227561080883811962965378429940455468019476249799046093797279524790322382686937649082046411578749223219265227090276675522655221772709531081856549907651842877258191548661894491807183071959062807521673249825589049930678574047434738892858441714690877750551279130089956867466952769 |
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.