Factor Info
| ID | 97754 |
| Size | 1115 digits / 3702 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 22489516440637789803241964750098689243098222757959982631621451357014766006117129511128199757771619227845287502338391976531931392357316952955339413316821307590024117131874692078705963568317807744272198056865581597266828648680375545587348487046091496332518778085515269778691805170320451066430281855638516571744721780122017731770574145408628295394608702840926758149255287224170088758583906870345559998997403490002786705665353689283820253851439434673354075980979351442422293360076966694679011768341637617950084177221816776838946255163978129433597635785919272762339606797635711171977499265530262117956787697773839537806197419228985317937215187310685435986974728798204364652847300770429255720272274240619640693182763536940175604909300459110695841954531903418306270457270879595487688035061480217637216536064431645669170582223166495620381781043143479715234974860698986846230990406619218045005661806013523624140800199585453339655014284327115702079397936055458247142234726384850918081564359078476600465061523851418267428748128868891068420765537049428102369507346018340756421182073007373400155843046970479244514152397066502687 |
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.