Factor Info
| ID | 178778 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3653 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 23461961641037645722307645488842643455851445183739923069834961864115162491078680517298958489841887129033128610429049561006527570103728588095146261820564824716522002574981960891218879795677878081828907141889263762704116231207714359945638640041346552622615777868618545478210043429569427733223331560893497220199271604340462624827442150482833288176293238859362868305150353409619900383829810583577159243988101082353540277429762938621964273454109139133889193500886402217638862251418653399092317477575424800161869810588472629741506478337310743142999192785146359899501690359269291749803028198921910902293614640898621698104855065767890439692539331910411201398943981042340034311547573198423421934777347997396162504538129221276300222110150107551708405322889858321911929809663342245915899593465516668625910869211298206559239507377935484413383239846426299172204667716250964462433924850743999390274429503833394810078298640567605720405617517927818066004799532553161811678898039332537288393071544681159007887625125570361278629242081278717717948585864103887715148144276545788705882732718167941224126801368537451231853 |
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.