Factor Info
ID | 72947 |
Size | 1144 digits / 3799 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 2705053766238332144259016329262660928094126666415200485741366004319066598421240536808816319500203229995402077221754190495342381445872994861990417545672966253127895621431611952228938887098170657270922733572542528373083498231075499860324933760370687777558208993324589439939800124185748565726209156199148819719448385990077374117471376074473592272000757538743479202875414017142617965747631254427009419481815129578040690485093266695205430654832942423404774790208543327396616724763255476407127294591808948184382299329290412091245311223237174961901927340189498836955684445531180239137567196138081790597740929273909172627102770172103770297704447487490906321690065874312956965105575366949759814779824366055354938249622973729053302303572894876128521500731388495139508536303666477044326888798162551146999021517104964617453041033801734602637563732926662200813921418569863442676059203791680292466370553542880491424202411430943873972029163496584747261830698938088449444839573429378197602197279250732852283495384277929155406612268169216972247097686866150702113508135446646815571720722035100349809097366820661632703858272399623824968572485889854440729305336063 |
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.