Factor Info
| ID | 67888 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3692 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 16671743938053703001535852657186203693200860325124159878671146532969174955637569632082058350527724219855123453203633437358651664605582554850300717264795127484541553761993934212265061838353440171915512747688412650903745057113885390223248923075470640061562900550155387768698010376799434310416918487229813414610169797661841857905536146990910429299436201548215108534863264462827076361119141595498288024978623855709279339822914293314691635524192592774072947833824839113749459438761627553015850025597460091164888765896931822211874015622660925125405125797746985021923323462978130153439488441689645684668933694518330638030389927994397431127356569345677469951083168215215727825921423278137661009574420824781540811618516225516334785876457530817211428857327720481768775440385426907482864746849515091747847100564833672255448261466794420147860280721400714902580766830741840137232918447064197499638090588374859517778585396962917932555571806577502156861655847230533336333675968237442155733112227561359129829876282969260453593982143918502854628853242855908229496203087776130472609627433536782291852405906358080435499540674064487 |
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.