Factor Info
| ID | 176147 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3683 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 37754868828833411491142087119441895243995260055504813945894240153472682026630371236555409480230041444988746403196839266107040929430682554455494962296125668639304566183681655413806409791327591245490389503796912234766875584757286632265921645637656434227761119123633976494763919563495182693611217644669308233477094313488793332883214196052728538352890780417485682312291445455733626709424098804209484391602951311971080411085641960349767784418306357937074571502205784536458220504240277584132396662697299809163510695668215515048719685639611850334571915341493556753343387454519916270998489409968850264655413913185629368817817417267378838389693064846660455747785325137231264919559940356274266416291215106038264182221965885679668883203112671917412942821035081052778993331358383204299023923234592240149668867125809710192807471940548563642564839478779116381610685061285711756165860341830841069173481522442568712525964189979502449448608362347012616429758003522340571531521635881155856558588003825519563440457413621488348880446294450033234731028412248918589726663981522627188328228739815464385035636986608117951204205720777 |
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.