Factor Info
| ID | 176145 |
| Size | 1123 digits / 3730 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3573051443587925612367909245615783858399507525930091657813916596532676340730886304473647999626658837456975714579934388243965645868204730187434068416980435896795533376489314589971100946719506725864947535366082056723407282059552032618432501423525361762958279043101907393908472137089991602295653042231497735035395910380051215316218556193905266431454978636648532734672756213310936930720478728887302117294038794752841771152989109805174900213441185363571059090325604035297805135147916862119272392491518712425348661052661689177487084818200111282376198651397688380152871493361420481389732636103604433940349936000505380930025279693165430817400768479898394317560874283733626585178058018899510277979414183289388817233161838256140401875785929124529111195287831869890292741591395675759259935954825375353477871037812628915536833176788976034528122471348892620958070353170550104191172981965736117024649610295885903875812616774025713380880778743994486697266884136129717880042746871954391427946336282140834846818725093849819807534758056540569120460907657955328886053280333335927048294993579145751326951210560512071786361400739757644179206151 |
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.