Factor Info
| ID | 97616 |
| Size | 1088 digits / 3614 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 50865009120735202347463628611706295526398921771720876387874432495888806230363032113183793711903693030940894998858503651919563101323746891153807964670401387737693021814805511679401242397836835953280329152231017685995192741913311438286773237979665469518252173000253869915707225798582948336345843037305269930052165180480576872977234150905917458864297948546893609739692274502876318695808335709122104492342137941291771677694978706364745638736253914311284134554551093917131314867416408011769745305403912423705802722526973760526623493492383133908400220410716592913056677583626807761730962663271544003182196958599391379092833322355234328495540815596758885173995842833934948302525548707680950270088237238443748648490334234114813847941810809867769310838975645712212754862876789614121851959628828107452524352845491916744129778343810414392348107098936764463293508240032728363160829110844361231044891445384381081313423350505835305683979247511848498088575081993101637076059568965209745994386931269818756262174049315668267316702004213138580532324153927574150186868597058917841147434419271740740307899241 |
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.