Factor Info
| ID | 70301 |
| Size | 1089 digits / 3615 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 138916799169911764153160475023479484049748956983591067455352973205816306453869939171913661645211151518108812497169869964461567865686954241010763951941713170131906511898379350639780347330212980694009033288802521096117349998865149426873661587214367108645028282017252383953805395719638870120257296784510664892711625570960938664027730641599740681590973152622605901977382850833790746542939673075522867308688706332462460561117485680033143299662500062922359150836344851897383935789283032801165793807356158220692594501279659391527702246863035289011694178540179779690699679799944298903455790285216923977909398690543705047441307974460919128965106006414031221856630985483197679271086541457664741037245049019352944354729265858131735566409559173206612492576081526051940708360978221120472818122497156989403374900682507525782169253868931958714221407343704220774766967666277379036882286517933388977369056475850313638664247397905344532741668654412628750659951262931291473619211055159767925554743651769881548306894822300084549646993669027445101012995178826087111158336363269149579485113263017581322032541351 |
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.