Factor Info
| ID | 180938 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3717 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 470484875352525164388178332487526236220635216490746888429624875327766349877694949789493439785744167059769861861345766597419891602330236488301610611085400401013488318121594067576267365637352922678756515292103732389865091434038709150294542213664533593763450184984066070738468997614684260539292553705828228437808619858766459007646833261121244338127649181128925473873090148349584962057180357500921499575568947874280578511117177173694195099709625400747210591264986061140159070162227655105471372099951010776646877136608185823155271105158598121291724431798020520664475049516570940632814851901908719247820159677857847461484938377511456334592868630495056614364129224664788424902093946292469317753974305381385794586624648865703057805630725767898922573449339357991200397191505732331836929715632358965894701070624186189269496129528295846484676809502510974061809165687271692771678617559469744242073367952664742325850530930275645789617614482926676508675922327987626959065286813887888089272015602540704682708431710528564079137747680022571775333854314983276716577556832878648550538456656504547597494451966539423358664412021332236967937 |
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.