Factor Info
| ID | 171306 |
| Size | 1117 digits / 3710 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3355610259402914529267660510062571519021142210749248600850579242317485419287299234692373377136936068538656023562776682797607702751670708154766444691796220252365762000483625213246289514990121953207736409962144896337603446895701287717759405109356441028156273236815297824855149304774355765565457479145776571911550058918025559700751543228256911354105222832500078623918357303202551181443640288716031362278123219363811788608487680924768128553209240015536312906459920705009183544364690397472588784435388577323632115874432037119229558161622456699126751327772589660075300738249930581444088172214794902640708765950550560194610258827300869629768540776869195742661835010907612801793328700865002163352512911502328248958353925397457491490955660227159204035987666470201859882754229407051015607929665142554856858516756336442242851338845594119489954990573566670270715960848623228732169491292648229905110584973876785306492587611237279304533282530597758437890625903705464580369339584457171584596130316909550210299936976413447626486808607910985502921681037247071357377261263424854062395965515474955346316563822839418825224617804858681927 |
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.