Factor Info
ID | 173537 |
Size | 1119 digits / 3715 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 161089000568790982734834901958324686886328064468686244970408046067199682596905198950125790250977822559595323425709417554928105236076272432467879194287164319710473023240124420976141859388587750911962013503742182069147183879286135564290575058565788966173265134934515360600260271744404389805694850560740137784792141930212699706850468224339097521499324984574368443832694542362917663562245174837739117350803823098286393045807790472003127195597705212249654248958644140941192443498397183627737446430474677137601845758407076694813434081818565415473259336048278196338290108024271585057089395447651654680784054343351811288064155095560492307663719009209841209888584202628461551652047078813757044433807003719465383198952470548520753479543235373006377034137251997979416677970750120401634519440293294648521980962867758012499625134961404994100609036267892774980248836861089538923624666831618924386731732911898218691072058460458173284680140607984400297486540618524364632458057446880920844242405525262961484793713283241972962545206604826392018784401844768156100542569367719275913697025995477642533235301916091437498281015537033808660539 |
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.