Factor Info
| ID | 178372 |
| Size | 903 digits / 2998 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 192267441424798605550678523857191324972180923363399862645739279947412082246526394105331934346478174830554650994253417272108159909705515969900968587817810340904757777260721552851032941558428541900795543781917478804150974023146518923239380155257184307061314694193632227381002697429130535337082676206884068168802607099155695803236423100622727974356767678116954891054708448067276359205141840576821670326391385702288394278092877063891031267226833181287189964418063338450450672632640893318140676903719492854390744517107276459693163532962912288805547969430478667299616355920338455501643204721450770925096788500720413349671967998292813197071887725381901395040687160679402833360675737942885680372293738530635853580891708027106062271698449061383712350154511367364673080426536124134892463783801705026435020926623184752246542371363194397520075072079461190581069918136182526118611152960431644578308623972823856601159 |
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.