Factor Info
| ID | 70243 |
| Size | 1125 digits / 3735 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 118797425563664402183971493012659528642863619418308894756158464670854896476535518124134085489494794009377439560159911687903617966037526136308137110018800549253313716955206629845312396002345159930836399508011768622336132715016096192544856316840014553064660837928099566764089805691326356582686622116210068795096578915604321922524855797083641155509822536973633649254937797644547123662767443688240067947140036305274870501806254846427137818192980022290594208562673757949080004799152602233921190514734206195410149337417289822904969061801966157194616719791117002447960243036716216220175587413110306577606327589234100168272203530466312530506611887964493519203615971197635825376379759109974789164321014639577669853471040775801307360749973226035494981093744708476156127784625639327409408251789796812937823345266249368021708458820197577369491392011378794873864936429829453559592892641726007259796849766897568686085340630963858764787780735372895235808096515790458481712356669799804904133793495781900290776393885592010638489269211673792566933779963743867949940808211676209954988053126234996969271840159952912960197399746296816761201582647 |
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.