Factor Info
| ID | 72988 |
| Size | 1117 digits / 3708 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1513402765344443367338290938335784210534821595992812609458311276169008387708531570114122576509348797350963968143817475824754067327168058840905600128590851045739533435964577366305114045048872813874459538868148802026884075666406696820596759263060522638023612931141331650096436604636019326969547782759700865657049535573714646066950258324725594993176945451915768214105298086863594121448093579159807039095404560680325076559694796205151185524609246146160920420499990108420718376087560212598378189545088504627645294132696098118786996166911279757011378436011557221775417477690171154310778268960999452916927363055645957903159140963122196391587862877422723986872820868704437871198893870398117877128398001543778009112604497440439804394145658094997813555347906582724763601996415051141236915881974084561891222522190518720585824811744747133165098389209122627219641944497701234767008623390715741830745083371046499354428038242215807019983466276771723429175975995215429545165909764083861066416048888701745355333532821261326080910921506404659355726661469170690743717314122636439889048897217745615715955492728291062503244596560667070723 |
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.