Factor Info
| ID | 67992 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3720 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 6386289560747115469741607752313832868632934534534634161343708804856361555118593998093079492933115808913108157109163081289047748318483592369799449245671164921886756655273325558507980164887716197023855654817618655354231869493589351011450335847123820301073118007477931901676404403019338767303209609219233322688394896050069465658614682826558176573990095539522480736072379490323220091645053646997473015289707589039811537201143479276493665008067949193118174632109907778418020898780839601918723617190521866213408660328128682416283277440615888515581722396127371281553989949582770043553888608800216439269748098958548333155601908442220553040763990098280509766694531819386559988062457976317361596578655644620160092116159102335947532712080915726888601187646197589863491641288070583002833847516980652934932089576299101054497363025014855176320689965612349036528193462226278184739547016022447557051992157841954567500449808899113814470221650666207207136609169428814538356731652756930637281174831711457171642336283817417955661837704240460659896042384222793356010802431270828218292059619665084821055659982303026469220315672625757850724991 |
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.