Factor Info
| ID | 68053 |
| Size | 1113 digits / 3697 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 638923838342884278931257313839146439722518510063706437867162693997463566020770912737832728246592925807351177082511071396920383702136722764935145262323920441012905383526763524308684645228487955654369694335567118702506495491742268439660433023210729346775486050458977384123522486862566900827612884158144759119834252621328510384077521580292637705096445530262779242532758891983004047805769388947625024645389411890603726832569562527171595562504688520933614984735831889113861370344297722200302525835435597220769774191991154645059280940362272216615118871010605629472957067425434497900230800279394026251539627003695865594909708515404883386635927789401310914709399198463596713039645060427906722212176763681843592500650625614646186020038107150461396862098744217303302446495156452490748545527227124337940141658785337259615580707652293357727138949828240074117195103458854365919685944514096414885287070312738629774146211448849608539577951417670044200218675459149156920037589664920838385917631582550168380316945306453723029392086137981749688334657705529783053166413022347468402885575742607616052803201785469650934207046086547147 |
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.