Factor Info
| ID | 178852 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3668 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1382623830387130192527144394543706895733524571569827796090458834107759684002951793483067308245873243013171717657735008660853218736504955946556779883511250836038998370186621677177485488875710175368812711334885598219373390373787884216090020361096189566125389873258616672109481729535764358046701585983475030382871510592592009548719085329929943007003837694983383735295163137133181696960116525328179826859354306494607553119265569822940856262387682268335113797308549763740423545757541135883910508783266896255972254241564426837531580654215371523612744169771508098083879333138229611929856206805659649471076194374984266777226091702380180061690775917688336185347011380910151674416269603346686526372358120917021809870223607572038517679267628411576470728075414180334490744515603356168263173732699512190957999750650737014833524904693622353410976106200918125082787712492483833887492368381269904420914072802619619489579806816859628057502430402305217408216757628759669132453011760132974259594477199053841278059388014695029402125976490585886043414893790563098840595640766391952614740644668792025302548823732476550274998353 |
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.