Factor Info
ID | 173838 |
Size | 1148 digits / 3813 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 51993617629611478094888792083347664859105556223793087286706303211770661462758006578044294687655686892280252301654125159806416571627822892129370274647729186311756049711852788824336530425476392868308099313189335671879251754583088155598588730278263861801410753242534879061098779764399008974852173247324788043678042455262145237939844888305400835749783636814432821057336819659886351708973376428347811243661537866568814491667307894936596021123480148482878423966794197039273155747614010253324039924366071098796551497546338141395045758801372785539310145000328564798995664267560653833636940871809523149966683389566051401847606950662071906578335015876242772611003668887584324329058944251577016816850799876211289818245435071293266957966385024000647093977924810544245877997022363284469877888160967035275399448806438465817214366590483578939013672810864102108665089448851412324864457795860745523008456033268486750970563513826465941222165010217450873883451388010030285936602946074064460798791220743732992243179072014626000640449962195789486201772345839500615815302789422253146098136829818244960577898427324400039858910101359683255169607632861256297316668759255833 |
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.