Factor Info

ID 89748
Size 928 digits / 3082 bits
Status composite
Value 5207564804026932226829578691652421134044161392315712894927508492136147437692978642704134425203665362843454027434545282902609201586106349606092864037256966034375563714658422440242176336189986024158512298697487707971952461051017487330929084866011514674827536753169308799414481525251939679812680993937980267765302416217340289402656233573883875422070326811141063858381346374321937683819023169116117706620406938389498288246229134498438742892629644895519532967014044413378755073358051463730533110003126086477322432500269730771994535969775409516992390226015056858283595326917274171216160885070086076068720804497242204469089432843560116853754592558958634863387072758508660586138137391632439777407859772088635842896921914333990188842539212227858961583098864201621432706760680913170460190535319383526583282617792710250905865094465478687956415790615788264949013059318485791666837915281867686402479158380489831155528750561385567116128613959

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 10374) 3388098290567587377052016525627948593 (proven prime)
(ID: 89749) 1537017039477488345507324507062418970134004107992500086660740411627920516124927970398803373005467372644787482796348082667784129127923055265134110304876925131152842035351166014442827891906930123243024813230795302160886755372372422736880974306597076084803229539913180230180804139500212584979578269893452072357275329072189217136530889230909786770564643763861722679133746748299298150947127570400055195591327522422597908025684466582950343663128108944832414592793733726307885755130165736427088045417550664390254404070590285154559892653363165321803130224453967572128848913990145559528239914240364933219749514661284108252314571323681290321796259471507727432365254225324990254333130670568798113094899707066480104078212307303941078098558375262116717361366252331764282302948424076307511435522009772619089779550142322315386808967447250231413602987556776377762769588013084510745094072749832019978341238263 (composite)

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.