Factor Info
| ID | 178889 |
| Size | 1113 digits / 3695 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 174948300567779548786903955766661311647429981884727408637789604800870885641860917084766901404751360129845953807045363446068789130515569973103194618372759838820509452673048250169426183461473972421246405223522920963263605403579189860555520480408698265210062144080965180502990765721595672115263426772778913087649522188957821586443341009709383040466561266764194439309163919100330012834987746683203523919294922608594388468739263976796573048589792506455646731634074370455165218748798087319025564358216060062061378597895205449037893965243483594738915683681593782862764307220513650182177090563143750924853583731053292609177114639016821688496411111548648739552603003666819609076999859959628160223016756110862872090972468482666777742836122076973678075227043442227961802459067091848633127012199249841404312540306978772163853566876527197752832385425424492760313825216616813269996292429086875942698275601030078131840671960290552344657732359702683104016049172519264280366563884973155988550681366418775853504215645926212518902057884959990648877131856086349727927561229549602413979098642999786086587231333993837355586223927295093 |
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.