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Prime factors k.2n + 1 of Fermat numbers Fm and complete factoring status Compiled by Wilfrid Keller Prime Fermat numbers Completely factored Fermat numbers Factorizations known to be incomplete Composite cofactors Composite Fermat numbers without known factor Prime factors of larger Fermat numbers Summary of factoring status Count of factors according to difference n - m Known search limits ...
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