Factor Info
| ID | 176111 |
| Size | 1089 digits / 3616 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 194266272205539940763408911854958450443782040343361475548676351796357801608474833962320738811072072230233215892514230224368814216491283234551594051047394631764256323004509018263905606719302230967532034596508715607308765661363417297198484952301339110602622086639741238929246003210799697542224001790997617242368696229275270591239893552180572763545245850383656623500678892225894367477216187162266052986819322449985246760234793775840431508038515362233748681351106406071392812235650070475432221769011616087187569463498234615538009433796881879194302521543013069096352755806807694047915932471021135385963233222516231412314644797508190712301367326249888528997953318274597074077575689392673015770084377852213832791760882285321562162130781989492162390193122162084704570023505155053870805762186161287194062068039065600836525316069710986727439856756162680546423207824746399928467474177288525287248400040852105880220088591243062471552017307133718863396886449736309646106407702786991338912637086797333626096390794711279474357904740755396299139006447267835938738196736119877383110103068103159274277043493 |
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.