Factor Info
| ID | 68004 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3701 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8586545779039032195565031010080263603940258720324354227528176162782062752302495064699554752254351418901241242087062451094990425632108567505317796984267993842290436113948840586373645875676617118252342409305760370191231195375081665755627235709186761028160353172582424313701652053030728360220144429201631677186963126158251323662405793434945038454822007883926433129460841223908275810557138965196709406610188445190306569324388946985537502518048297276153871686225685799155228532033753960606604227476198906568560914218383617808376527335506944014035429845142876202239199323270852379821311574818097487643219900307638527469550067210433176050877868543164348753366735469688685851968126466363296527232473992940524620370133127645359037478075857170091735926999115121511731746838868346612624888181662386505425404833917405092161210447936690397643241255420810489440103700589344041425735387204958708207088863746151447591624426120932154825482015004592224986748436835288460924928622384122621088212001138024911585843532725121088856585238399964651956675050395635491113567178459737461020176622416038448420483397125854748651184648788028111 |
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.