Factor Info
| ID | 178541 |
| Size | 1126 digits / 3740 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4200304410291269354626312262965286681010298739519828105571099809471959091871404201053565056027420629725788184693232096460268032908710942922282452440878694355052327975491311289372662032868224149457252645763278981567801148082549852492736433540720993613378900138604670094686038905480135913348878118656123643362289052737790592198738320751925666581910180656809576751462197838762371711238498566051540276275899475554464791986058358038791856498514830025897519826154928866668856968597306888782977886774902972479648127630963900470935905483699812774438989376135916003818186455244023712041128989833844229016860563977632139362990781211294564101480334946587993162270502209087929393491218472046906224367574033856745183527252940233935135157352484649449802677479257063670042715756269420886422713436478820316135230231431371491638382772750998377185383135887739767417612585837638423656591331066805389719523863214110065615272466930098598551084863411518766328389864236968132876455078424398010959738389251803690654381733222321194852164640891281417228357953524706274194761360453503111547435101117602624362900235681283100818975107495875771783939306731 |
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.