Factor Info
| ID | 68009 |
| Size | 1098 digits / 3645 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 145547279045360587417481860914539292364521476951858052852729304934323844746204357664495423605586166017265647092071777187116987848563224044215447161301399305265166924935771577771840270015140453051733687019960169404120816227418461412266222709023485491095608542226798533404886619634689801811627255488054964284080981000620477018485399285232654409644548738402038266216387074711947191748818604878986573621650935200980439404293888355707229519786465202936978965441816785051562180210022050710705432864880028548930531014588647611274481448477205551834937114048697310459428459239424015104430624561095011932873209210853130903284192702478344141896931097021152870781708931087745264998755316072860853643098102295610433419211377386491991207575903062034183210637152414668816978490159589989596532166491706232464374906581271709378389810858331871760431474391992366333564727578512646200761638228763572492139477854318723551414926693285574780905244971891331697040927777758497215118469995713372849832135715158405448767074517626224224092216012940868142699041234823120358865224531325286037198444752838119547620773243812118989 |
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.