Factor Info
| ID | 72826 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2218291572710300610043797810499794931399788251301192235262190367579426127240587107091173931177448963538512443774101305518560190211493922182911041103355163762333997213045357877208513064337763521725595404528361327760003772525988689894031364665460014559145805300996365682611019286260214718974625292056793109062564286879998487612008785427809481507879325814148157281953972837593129407207432309894002309522032622869236473457667676626214676441024747769190431486137948712106918684553568496909019866314992047890948446171637484566407648574586515812590645814666729276377451163366774345162496915386399096679546110377771901366758413091964030405714238764000799600398833447852297420678210201495785041027444283233571728530041367467866763104234255228452610523475814289345562230099296500257358638740428558113157015271785658549962297990248672626224500012836154576996414758813668560557240104474796821241623917435429126079695808581960789823929315595347001163694274017259982198796216291503652468389972292314655499353247212833467449527115598635601302553216532410801504516623239626329848082982088238864616979431923148306492408949964343389 |
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.