Factor Info

ID 91880
Size 923 digits / 3066 bits
Status composite
Value 72073124190209734705448352167925865496168889691891733692831715576401868950042986809100281753366893922820946392503339203518068409682232737146966985760972511614825349131094540663010763677305655277402559566748878431886230089905962229013550366329854087727978265965357305694406001350831749066940428125873547180069797072249950644680247018230185729510002447636225749206934333456331665126196403303470167957693195356915853979777205590065476077817952911341036033667698638025174393507169067084394897381498783091469117122705271213863010680334934731493244593425497936785705465365821564055446061629969068483782585355918001493644651525740697379157770878893562887491800450583214005192710563131097651189856993209685603070163870430287910594130581725729693120597393372108921098085850062427752353239753440927736502791676445787193505107976670380681769363627815962329331516081570132271535421348870737838473689201451813882353347007990615038768119

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 89938) 6418474738875457939770052209946421 (proven prime)
(ID: 91881) 11229011115939552642083312432282011199534230315885294427702179983088204748151740952979717869145333947765891314680955814445906613758308466057644212565550997171513315188967075165271505347789814249862556607223510505259946014401071391101502922729950798415442424462704054127414721703082986194969225968738099984144083673026575963978928883148885902706055536208519004203312254827347775891855518768465298997981839491549378854541419817927225650620370797753821298072727700801136229213351930715092452000612518596572345804088793794455582745429480827586308696168007000809447609721894918406554036909882566155093225589973031642892267946246281784583270814428881994332136587713982621590205973750648640069574997726121038852243198159442133947399962282268778235885925507410199765569102715429006152871849762669042952727003772998846874398163629047461298174323936845902512700475851251903153510206941560453267103739 (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.