Factor Info
| ID | 171328 |
| Size | 1110 digits / 3686 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 392927822786960440302920418563499848971075783527772310131085026143752886800122392365483380769161296412780478530471664585602731053359309139768552259878758757661089678221120861725427860579192009108295268360338095579919035435048731278598346334395097208328304936465372685588589583223797807138151561151732610019326341757248759059851073537965429543046254708694811821595677168196541886721517802672459401430238479583544504107125512415495401340721357561830155545903858495143819113219944551703288277822197152628849556926357491241477158102733178456623434097644081292789151842556705622887944872062563252978075631734886801447632965980169779792290641828853293765895591360745344088708753764123545099372570745922855461329476015541208340920015945452545997822554465292304690019762935534778552998593243587385369108061572789101488401223399584887186017167822084320741720029736312215217104813840653927150678782529740127327990303502267072756875621488555870196381136925027084988734056789106377248691417880398019991510271434888898501989199304666279375656893928809046733118778244270957331788484999550126760396184922324491865700718151769 |
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.