Factor Info
ID | 173656 |
Size | 1144 digits / 3800 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 4231711421018234951594179410705780142665898889551639794301905680955645904415863360274110493387351784056229489156868706025872066344599986226588442407190470487367601667563909187897024647064926600055594288565720143509828106698142683784169207352274358767971833308304627902509507943486427747971170927091373639584515103739592364443170827582905804547651605926981964366467853846821181391058929886790125918156798163260734018430475863453400505718572724252325715814096956550609310835756326832107854694342761047212037790491681974958078232740705608346430671031592654253322317340206333637155717038595057450617463064483594542843899027857044587302154720194473194395999557461504702359301192324251132063947992609054373691511491730523905797445068074585082110752362595585372802888184784343641794593032966326126728572396026562002831437804640851767696846085372143093129374759007461426353183608094771842739091936417137522710531992416164110616763457440510552441256666362515788027818103950650699198686115709730909978553343665748598924346733085841366908981392400046241290733665975930659056665912270388345394568489439911156279233914018111428162797839749023486130737345813 |
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.