factordb · 6699209205…72<38>

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FF · Fully factored

id #1100000000696706789 38 digits

Value

6699209205…72<38>

term H(2,100)

2²×3×19×29×41×59×1549×29201×44465699×45245801×46025899

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Is factor of

Algebraic factorization 17 factors · partial

These factors follow from the form of the expression and divide this number; the remaining cofactor still needs numeric factoring.

V(1,2,0-1) Lucas V divisor (index 1) 1 dig

V(2,2,0-1) Lucas primitive part (index 4) 1 dig

U(4,2,0-1) Lucas U divisor (index 4) 2 dig

U(5,2,0-1) Lucas primitive part (index 5) 2 dig

41 Lucas primitive part (index 10) 2 dig

V(5,2,0-1) Lucas V divisor (index 5) 2 dig

1121 Lucas primitive part (index 20) 4 dig

U(10,2,0-1) Lucas U divisor (index 10) 4 dig

V(10,2,0-1) Lucas V divisor (index 10) 4 dig

U(20,2,0-1) Lucas U divisor (index 20) 8 dig

45232349 Lucas primitive part (index 25) 8 dig

45245801 Lucas primitive part (index 50) 8 dig

U(25,2,0-1) Lucas U divisor (index 25) 10 dig

V(25,2,0-1) Lucas V divisor (index 25) 10 dig

2046573771138401 Lucas primitive part (index 100) 16 dig

U(50,2,0-1) Lucas U divisor (index 50) 19 dig

V(50,2,0-1) Lucas V divisor (index 50) 20 dig

From the command linefdb · curl

fdb

fdb number 'H(2,100)' --detail 2

curl

curl -s 'https://factordb.com:4059/rpc' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"get_number","params":{"target":{"expr":"H(2,100)"},"decimal":false,"detail":2}}'