Factor Info
| ID | 70500 |
| Size | 1094 digits / 3631 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 10563997425391580758499176151553377655732372279443760331852751209998140179260662836918214624160206292550300341247823213538506728065262634839308433436670398359288485257278551436668639642076956367837013484467347679402747590735984616447568002577049223658815449549341758932524999526183967125805123072057955982845056156204950601817861760166450347532357690395832359932293742944444869641968981642193371308533957762720214458756760461747376146840084957998891111043318639032597745341488505972427018979023042141453144934499660535491042785177636353643361405028320584998088156778997844733223134880645980358548198919556038735186008389557410566765857145022143809956253120373744734406424191458481877448449371750482604905387584574334547342953052529057180074192344570248757024586853429707778562199279495647038320531172203597739412731895047214646537556734270274760463370922784450432175904460516022386101313953175668660449487023600699734060687001373887712484182951702073049611705368970309009436414655763538893086914959626580463735503169718853230567305824992730808703263430748478728687421010251641479672442816725117 |
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.