Factor Info
| ID | 179088 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3701 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 8172533653555099683320617543284344883470663764143382257520251009211074726594998828998373104502783007589647404265099916678841783252452768480215323665134956085220700929375070407918001738535612061865096480167079041930350537460031165458747553702719581028383179043570594024042087975820347648374821839828956338847311352696605622161001274909873435572438675587837552195237539043644366679430527708147101734695240456081868281354874903320198014624817964102197032834135974169542445258671058263703244671845214106768662131986808080527367320292882265066752699347449386494772577518860724350209309727160443175895087190867718256812610342742531106769497763899274819748739970612406718379774513221110886900412147030076085283604777868285697893179616874504407417869591025440703499361650234967426405818671775027062072053133197316024785385489917455063984877959913744189748443153579545900721521209339060914419713474512347383112307556338113114866356084687973745570174605185227207539836866906118951468768145217664782808299935614735529720950324103979839421445959057307541347429223949102148089629229821059267526629818996514185854046255042017447 |
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.