Factor Info
| ID | 175903 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3701 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8261234914090786401194888340605323907653639951156778305691332718078480913810901436292440657273451893003562942230734624208348942391501580312676047146463951391648997872393678104065702724895701636183962739729646255132828421882521126300508403716524033149144610838246424083898925248335927565837049320781742289059230795227690971514224050836528897778593600653394205936638284295929197088457813471485730453516683347678105366412089318396470150506067068417306333301878280416453916472886258476166841338660566849059801790569169278124370123547680986982068073925960795076757943609131511277394823643472752943405563619817080682633013731590457040287856089224771538383849333082474931734151240323652254412646600901545302288387377322667511161806928186613319829504178121370507622373649593202010255863968901621536274575633436889338603766212656119208205353718637994616494409198427038337681907673104863506971651785680557938404192569766724661413851102388146143450047421696802567579158593156541160733681198173446738063366338546669730304731816960627261656696356880638083887308741870210546077395654901528857620770336243658702382617174683758417 |
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.