Factor Info
| ID | 178597 |
| Size | 1083 digits / 3597 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 547577764091432345478293292401133473157873719835087970261153186014135538130444977922238717910429332445889484573511699381104237109837639571615026099697576031215462946031195099452440435534910611756621368754322967985580329655753905827545431776595396801515466406714049350929573587085379966871227568881540384183744653243412817651628745339649605478399531374973993900451033830523524134035108978571316778821327915197372037651216952489937314056906006119583457677205712152611785376835650275669727492093117314356726807328561654632790512890835132414469059540858339965892887556570286460632595351880998751245096445266202128674276067779487728669476008781629254818192637064211503639924170753205769736776992322885000730786050799280084442711087569574066193156768677038307812583463979355696069108489655595048450471119012828831879719589695919268689634017499798280115353192991316071590142558283284896749964350732327413418034446262114985933373687574562188044130316882723732899232008481260012654782438470219421395533545104293444506463896151883143855388686358889046785404336568967288369308454359253609429597 |
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.