Factor Info
| ID | 72966 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3719 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3058582116157193187025437275122095681846049031129686103136615762281570112303880093873816995162780801060902755973527832960162720812798646901554124886652389853888677499712337593472401451654970778874468163271537073254585640033575846908059360111013574996183681173749365136230810479444684916948845303092673833210324196936708042776946390419076577216905246581390861825054885179581011872955314685859814702392344790472406845644292040155041944338835011969568375102502639969454480611140982607527921787831306482441243178462864595956284099685395342105034127775432783560824496146814918264574480309277532221006441109002752913955944847238181195554701657408838787049132416735435118500671177360527872396484735661680957713174760515078160500758185589166288242915365912801580453772020450862245674810368723859210338769187985961558583081558164045890378613091258726593412065624115138373649493987636119782504707100585556821959722325314038633275313825546243603922730540152352138456293894833438104798183514011941807801552897793753775483790742081537082930617151169307017126058957683163295175753869588123404358874714935682219309492685391505713666371 |
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.