Factor Info
| ID | 68115 |
| Size | 1097 digits / 3642 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12226493683073401173445889780788322315919785781212835223521703661899402040774874356540714590382120639883426007140703024774077574623758854098359760026704652755219734515955282958865752927509905599364414843418190487031635436619650158995937413402358021800018261710255929292479155226419343688306009035653733899549221373258321572048494088064858288310481192119105330971651146646844280389386323725683033542575065760788022356246539653025704747229662193979707294309896116364108113783224079308017183058479148813455062287097151496577721800451910547336126399106673548536252195628778387413696460282302814286972308593204278322378056029643542831891184912701437445801143081053590055105872730949620426792659744933565325508760692579225844231382239089699940460056694205997163243286974127924541088732624906649314093758474912591207646053178239779206002586268626175134076529922994834934759527966531550620511594308593594109724456354335037877781726082997372954689169381783408046868497730766159350506142111456195387124176407032296772894565083941021817148097053516446984516373824537190698052853899722814602830728690817511213 |
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.