Factor Info
| ID | 68114 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3720 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 6355457222729780221970806457797784677396641394087457599767449785433948004290172604965327169411411869994573475762503683401317797230132804077129459340650872271178848928720749635432448829390649221315207346910452871322619753854454697850851084587513217580032610602198680397465024394699711982450075432234209711314913368317443520111157784796846590252565248461574911310427717897457648775367704779314654465798617958202939614369065709541892052031603072294512050101965704251983130549414726603181209412536822492069347673683431409533667980518302170302183649126814684741306078361615724872758887583410773026077038734128994157009352837840927024948148881686539374456221502420904579860834269559472261134032421255329080890686004008600338480731306969668687792724949249950169117223589723655035288275601548082150765918891117079504069063201233359929859317468174744866799006541921849562140380514537884963793387742074520527390470910040969726059865212333255305929434130106338762870618983083977881596201775147510834124813455663543108995626216774597233531981373887085125956670861301014739617641344313263427636257156387829096468294956287530651895493 |
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.