Factor Info
| ID | 171289 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3682 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 13964567417666238306046758333691804935394070517136031114462590833001033627298300437578135724386418711970633933128045697986920330067185101548168302959012239936756497080130305711767358258686468932045461342324787344826373195246261100449399084774918181519364880986310244209106205918189533581115867769511777304653726800096828915315080901569884317596909363203160955499206513908144362655580932244087346516784748282612693643992248959631975771526124352900085130077280094315213919286258314896639730401304371996678960352911079104117000591844147176363515321171327820400493938780277854660045437018112693476361393613547387893459408989153617127887455609241891558441478564334165897848308661217751070277072220677867316319919295314715043208344837164921369363592680654595193352241347662591733768266883923949757478438369889385116303334543392197134078824343044977229524400725661169715880041805997486831944801026760374000770777267601722034357363198862672615894061039987788232418652443762718577973703790251086958633797108772181012197827485557997471864428322967536478493983973786481460372639376560531107932473443786881120133244699061 |
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.