Factor Info
| ID | 92287 |
| Size | 1086 digits / 3607 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 580418076261141636804055761480192793780118494475091422308810174056951948856557818375868454767329164430136478312483615112134040243185240248720951999444640889836633015199607336955838699818893250810071401780899333961588702837075691829609082018923204274914512095701448846623545931416593802536179339311371492832984006940450753619643243057258497134280864437534844462034760482678316321482148259864268531851948492007373080806747102710260468193850532489065830005101913961644731425952775053732180359005674047190294824800839612491995719808839327887085517198169594755776247446212700725559610375818091262065540338632070944583092219413128165889653763250089632797058232764209542751251442712169708607305359138775386117458179629019080817524093388642364687244058083797124672998000182766715400354545116923602595999940629986804315315548520999729369145474963321051120543268799475486893949055744583460942918662893742734414423455060500106304749895797298139779541061559441865562435167546029102598449233846678371667808909280626390537223708248545065240509450399999202473020080535213139907012700707776753035322229 |
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.