Factor Info

ID 72572
Size 870 digits / 2890 bits
Status composite
Value 614877150227794381534496128151419640667980062750197065649271561018178885122682738523976262232244055994991411332494095984672411830291241402905711266173647469398814385481814910695964039562000634117934706871926036801312742914158824336242102427202862038426108279992053832103403148202714315569855396077008704372946192475590095830492758430833767008645284926677686871795090369782504733307835047956173215935849774303836244780284452331505034002674811553461671677448218573558425975544675815065244384222113870969151242205681334088551004195572625411490780561118081774393224549956706940416549694657133925231079975131966543676745110099768973390476710766980546151133765185689927780933522736498809739188342564167205476375577031199506335453814474785789872339748612538742347383883792922439489458958765828692128477616180680296797481389136107538222001440667999941798862927117513912399669681

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 72573) 7527049901448422004478801 (proven prime)
(ID: 72574) 81688996124427744530309475965113054749583162787544693587420309484979291081064627223492133201717687558506724554548294975060147387130941502267492013829603311178602283381413519589667556379550097020059791959882136390201893423063097418026891820350638509152694023910992053230655621067649162335205886542045773850902823000086205508729852039357299855204963622212267930280534815312142957446768183360969768554376719860655374036402132377298074605679453891142561957977717529168662314376125547007973724856483956138010100162536091272100425318687946395170236728438312086795159448990825461159771687345080179691049697711006871966973413771823954335112275874024650056467944659798659996041734892372793996486756021172877201520536822113219120209042266457787206361027158790788256944707897366633712810535473508506204708160565982048605261328755120482013618546275229046881 (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.