Factor Info
| ID | 176309 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3682 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 21989133934441226600222331520173082503379663340986570435759400244025083158040264541034840673844657422025602360333278581017477730637880522241665026908006245931182591092058065064454076388820277481400537569470024298312986587309933248270123683306443229401090951791432210611111807902477451894196235797115290486536286155022375631458393726953165973789708432752660890796279962676458346726071085920268901132805532738410877603734655569504010369193244008652100371978589139664088818393698675090121999532302345713407562654697684124313003438418267970724498534791174376667459607143763107450107111170736958906750594704880388951401688927563454789916263873073862853086497212475428775398834220175229825228096384518561806098726257875222936072812666075177583949275004077771022588126703874078279785555743852755434828736760242952603492609322407479608132865591162954176708999972498049610105204198031855122966390691844714561421927156133712082386739894183340783536224057452442501722778191937352234862035185630440465190044695316241520747171946119509291461194991200666724453699383010170089541020410933975925862734326598320848692322567573 |
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.