Factor Info
| ID | 173542 |
| Size | 1085 digits / 3605 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 98293067864322787221928275064573552296762308874698274888450264588450375730006786084488779083949471099048284343910179686059085255969463941129069314063243333700949158678233751054734231736580615228242395159074618246280762554102305878187719777467260403184083258783765685882452726878958512323964036115482870036614922412186887606504804799036917048282258827358390718759358238822998521023517634899650161308787660758997391415639330163483440079794412437006271315918941690600956635414091048026920841760574899142877543426536632890499168738256360240949423601068819759867319056612491157336011338854440367691049877669981181249971638062671703011371416838192203267143932343174988125042190732695941479368442782856154749345884731336848979180528409536317307109602217346269548814477294000650703794720745970356243319873805835203215339945427177524522160052625282945897321787443972781264327420736204073814829369412682711495083118783589806274778324618127874604159269707095006403746167450238719302693339097517073821101730558367167386947392635284300285120014775657609993030282017200186655727178849991869314440033 |
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.