Factor Info
| ID | 68049 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3668 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1442287177278065281698319812527577682208463812983996300477938653296179303882901286342467510848630890885838159497427812342585740484087532523216404838592340971263178571920874237566791459156476513508245214967451100263001741962970831846782547486598106164687493733053293735664719878486142883639829243485089200096926658888648934291332885404197832544218706223013495079943406911075121735139374358179903518812281854857671649182150523970863889453451963573991204069721527168387259705934180307251655264738332697088733504178328365813948785118646083001008200725950861879111580170418763627114947046661887270514011002406849801873309924834289304874604303149023894993610822036095069169778961924122799288257055895379407806068878796873917753780549043833658917382584912782972562116024288947970607180480121693648048221274917245404969592248780292352993885088806936620149356669750384758699353869837085980753793073068484800865268888112223532880414986827753864621914761644153979842176251287461594668520292247164055179706522157742198021877444883290620624181728420972920475939914219499195285066032902114033169725610269809378882831807 |
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.