ECM Factorization applet records

RankNumberCurveDigitsPrime factorDiscovererDate
17171+24824748203809552797249173124721190418390408362306571553Steven Van Hulle6 Jul 2007
2[1]315448175451865205073170563711388207123813741304898103Alex Griffiths15 Oct 2004
361+62*63641939348172639352687571573916125690002128444617341997739Karl Vago28 Jan 2008
4(10298-1)/991574448165459609176797865866134365329792270635207840943Hans Havermann24 Oct 2006
57125-29623461904801291789953430356327615883857539019440407Jerry Nordal4 Oct 2004
6263#/2-22481136145123263030158296572640303028289562563132880631Phil Benamy18 Jul 2005
7F(875)354345104489406798697025053110107015655603906769001Adam Ferralli24 Jan 2004
856+57*585955444479680527590386990346392662443201256487222893Karl Vago14 Jun 2007
91186-620644421765659842353144127999119866153453133575207Donovan Johnson14 Sep 2003
1011941919+23308434130230822810178483124365201533411888431257Erik Bäckerud9 Jan 2004
11269#+2163526434084059797393524023484733738830159080657989Phil Benamy20 Aug 2007
1286!+11071433784674494385908337626818372613017901830141David Wasserman6 Sep 2006
13P(11162)200042724092735508579047476718520332276086003171Tom Hill18 Jul 2003
141179-4212042623640994710866033188488668688568994516357Donovan Johnson26 May 2003
1510123-3212842376667884978938293477936774780616434222279John Sillcox16 Jan 2007
1685!+1218042145560053920124375316287092261860812171017David Wasserman8 Sep 2006
1784!+120454197376044141589614099244742802905649039609David Wasserman6 Sep 2006
18P(10016)14344146996358308141247519401061497147298035703Tom Hill18 Jul 2003
1910102+222944114517956103780514016565427070425807622233Manfred Hampl1 Apr 2004
2067!*67#-14874402858150414507017285416912839117145003037Karl Vago17 Jul 2003

[1]: 19302307399100474689264328753444444444444421000831984667639372290009183050\
576825493728861478956711102902011717967571269480175635628234771589777

[2]: Integer part of (2521-1)/1050.

The page lists the top 20 prime factors of numbers factorized by the applet after March 6th, 2003. These factors can be generated by the applet by entering the curve number in the lower left input box after entering the number to be factored.

If you find a larger prime factor found by ECM factoring, please send me the data as shown in the table above (or the complete factorization if you wish). The curve number can be seen by clicking on the "verbose mode" check box. Notice that the curve number must be just after the number greater than the 20th in the ranking. If the number does not have a curve number at the right, it was found by division, so it does not count for the ECM records.