Factor Info
| ID | 72834 |
| Size | 1123 digits / 3729 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3140777881439441235909464396755174040543488074592583645951749872388239858388097228306775328940958124644274750771823701356444464225144998949532355484519009568411980538344704552715665646563389662054946453734420659616730648915869259273444963361086957090826464252560964520111801872035857610448970768974523693885238094481895625382043617738563657595574644589420393824459949805332800298501858579980192709521683568812542090936486400090378229515577797690865778170387814130795782565927896276709934064413688906706532265329737231476219991639945000263715043238787724158901055180855792738571627957880640501535510626130770374956103439836412118302530999470080968448077909406415822096869202538514823414183356390391913687522589581239279932012113321116712790891486408044869549202925646540772792469097523513881400733441540378171881860683824066896656321042576461323543122816324089980069911558948018003125852862849766492514347214427789561245627204320372160300121508727348365447397719152220278671173135938042115524103431709185159901963553771766152026512966014326740860882735742714995806211038119560978146014842583851433845846494776684481243684271 |
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.