Factor Info
| ID | 173612 |
| Size | 1138 digits / 3781 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8638837160854254107358784085985253466290324882896428175071361285129089634801958927434167039330101950772451153913442254528840726133254206509081142250897212116035648211065528914888986868223597897075867098083215132074716105100701285333888646238989219157164216143384909050835127141022676286649015642688057105523898999895235230241671917897060880535786900992953282796139819031435869658627879548903271461696041126768767017182934526581932811226946425477587638467126506929946275529537456407295413988135825860326262905575158201901650258618410008929752928102273932233494247552938587906934606131069116887736398485108168675278292166712556414950090880331863838971847943282734256124705066863900995873433556567163031609269841556536551261131442865625770235823759181638866387222675201897371761598530648033220370476109784134700075416241597325549152179293248809697036757814429262544284680926878479642412407694617227649272440263575535726248218931919624652059146434459015917092438989808044966385128698832214660498548559881968008765723215728681855362259123354037576626126593475204098156692240764795879475074562853614674765159579608799306339425736219317967314051 |
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.