Factor Info
| ID | 68048 |
| Size | 1124 digits / 3733 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 30522239103883132812515877092843749304605538287941994903069584429558769097028421848446064483929672615118653590006501010617438193421460521205172172112815616077039094563010005766769925799132281726982529333846781903900171624341065156403472084469176859618980740490108588969955718038785859666292126213394667067647250529453106313395187325292678254408936827019813346179405279290320232421991258030754474043133110769716051758798823215252073212205016482562635025214183982751789418963131687825152633861232921287591754654196066440080973728699079313852160272091704821871953992954660094545000439726139921485291289640754737698094872371274162936715030455206383700744796815390736016843670680190642300302655765856331549462591265518430388752748993326488712232755678430798895149063790182303208583436575286290465103362071172185355248801826741296607176694952365526646362185384358383198881741091559789848042176959197986387562788020675403676119906358726766855226519032156399433052207523022986754569172589930120259108370846194744576429876420265573813356857750749894636014764319386955612507972834545104862591384768493434160037655945851391665829699007 |
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.