Factor Info

ID 72287
Size 928 digits / 3083 bits
Status composite
Value 8951308754528331313802846058088758630831228843069757333670387145020520675340987901950218455800362263962817861694492309170309838444519265924557633791322198772025318129055676881000854846064796054529483492051510090674369992975284459331174330839158463720347869281152473167014894761884780789484251326580505703788554624530202113854035868200774775570823622533169292874983604290579835787807824620943262959958570191874765260296617818349578876218430239157120150705776534687937851225045646027170537867481924741622323017343055262000543293989395560017865604757228989353989249807836849240923728029860430782017120856470095592155708768633587977460919754807935245603005552612023318284237604094346713555038497566790404970206209628280457716510124762329484160335243691990334116718700005795113794300520859738549207583282589923280017515242120754576823123179646678778176578730800184653793681675405459825519744208547833971899117691700892043848563891321

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 70937) 99309012239039219877909590221262938796512974287135749446414882958592232048139950397381017401597859666848084264350892935673966929303520841912286457209177459303208335286912903181895633301709761735260807014808892177848296948902213834742430377106996384679602476682780660971064815927602121335238081511 (composite)
(ID: 99687) 90135915690937619478684243799903477202022986653191531833620778362562629296030117371782723556901423173762551263780603543777948957117337683281681389158928750515202717801153638506080237470202651007822614815356613578191892259831484312684690432062907126042001869865617612702813094763234290564121734012664558876173125462055749397598765201270167984949407577965303905176922464297802147745655375657889445624608670137265610465327629172691206327030477874603238573329603396817490376264884885593012801923831453072417333754398327180059436430592930972545567976564950166100107981106459353508500561517936372896419021633605292586179700446622479767711 (composite)

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.