Factor Info
| ID | 72969 |
| Size | 1115 digits / 3702 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 18942733691808179713405923382817325666548420132085998335332770068057913917353939715132182116519523267923593171009090242378678755641631448349118913263816692890494189977564962436260628254092823124155432822139463607614001407355452330808559489333544449481042131891414920074972415846602476580202387001243249860328629970499462240429489213811959677548687667808255512441734647060695050497040508135003041651878979373045216390822444504620418846260467624231866976118264278889362392864552628448175015951538900204675184230336584112813214884815053768730986405999226751304869287782200893361718122011513186096156517222448736086756585695115712859589038508675078553588672133265833765219409842551040462557390160900754263152295673655580386592194986074188898670241984254397886506332815444793643017552453806102275692474906026294749906250983417537297485785253453257961223862534657427684405275206470040017172024995535907505401596070652306942841840900683267870389138987362669330032488180269188076792731942154579300265384062476989518806008574176556006483137733045410013482503686168132301893124104321860987788240849276945837061197882968112183 |
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.