Factor Info
| ID | 176131 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2393146405094178591442479013105630441393705500675966967852814992782797570559923491420323636659797812497658122985421816454485599682731540928644014438616835956755857961959167862950571951423105064845399275945062066173020262830698955512848931140517554284571163617686198298938983876075710431412342209905928462509470707625340815874573931804627621472432050544091335683622716357068064005748240788320334293584871131606642333074601517517635905552209216802564977431826373594747364921509334774556945800647355503432968871356902176333507324862447425135226061489207175605708682940743563285431881319888324503600254575594143696973832176946419650404197781248804940509698084099996470019433057911107907325383406966769448193868691361234248762451575960111921195768252912415294859708538589636545841473492766975300670778973599691692155356285122175140764929787451109239884769688987073450583449521985619797520911862371544081113932483923021772756194027705900006330484593267487432719832834167605477214659399618073828335407528862182752762658017521436299669837973488519650128023352999178986614152620419771083157688304657732576571332836026139553 |
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.