Factor Info
ID | 178504 |
Size | 1119 digits / 3716 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 263328892219380292660875167018299971873665662652344590242037439734720262907013511505334589905231731006732484669488192879366914786360951139360726062212844234167095368606288444315059572889240885106460155787676566857218470246621028903903421523710799304049710457001306455822062936572252047010420489504698207650233247215401334815658653090476634543091157518198672709513813626604034170756658115562562027297730712985185422151021196603798268434914928655952666463933206348659746998861371295110040541588206157378393390476693924032117503808942698132652415338869441787451989058873085839388225324903512651352924644379055949754882628744008077900825523741214831878051455990532661597413209676498545414106553890331035884829790272729988753350462135927189778998158861566179966394609015584850916124798463301530057871094301552880017575462339999093335668106668356440393880647934108983461266207636929503037513579101820796470891563948202387801650114574815676634741905052531775418176684290673529789191797570220622670931938618462746730247914403733389265470468805504185228814376470498259990542322875358151212427188142129938459634227329651938907121 |
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.