Factor Info
| ID | 97768 |
| Size | 1165 digits / 3868 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1327589486520959839132706157895384601911142083487577093491509106180595676441884043051168298332397894774444475467006348229292353997680611506658814711051914250997269484497708228320634661323873749929247976502951889779393634896781051422704093556580608802152544883546510070471037548993356608867258226377908193836653765138519605590541189642128162637044459981462005495227548058541453485223345555075463603441059631288423966348128179842042872868231510834695502866770457976928601421597857377366030491002239985098911690271066536132187965225793187009785543795828954914011180094743020489033060861220813253749606903484800124308408871174648045206899112405012841699316386819449925848547071307188194215564917953711350423690898746538480371867179684789276470376651682589695039176149871734846377953729431365780536109433202633258348826212059271221827583540418563549156915463043584724960432446420081752033184670150709082477847944016160129095369584937745230936667337697638200796674036107279314413192464250532312540005737539694371604500053403449561685268431631425369392666677579991444081858956557192405648210742749469985355808880694527654389529578382400113600788779871165606150614209844643 |
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.