Factor Info
| ID | 181189 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3742 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 15569231662961343892189389064556166109650660118399580480855846616853224160195120775001871105945876084428312483859062887618683634303373001160304281660506070033302309094803468639599155945634431647621263989979622616046091573478370185124926051770657855592835675858102566273354218194887976835079527940157336702831773057958144609108773901289341767201792014438726019950149354726274800888352571536584126680207553085042264510286782020610279431078518882448087145519324540006775136817544699134766805508178145014264541590282288957034446160474321174318598571266928325749313196585569426774701551937504247366048933540110529104957011251974772080075187699058305350265337725294837512066582661808133125997276176120333661406634717029094801173573770041276157560353611372636719818350470936571416366016352342020204660148099167864775836308422550657282635478900734979233668163794594932333566442445577212509232170137814149674565028615365964850194512399606658585087195903542878482216694327082319166793774687691808307807560863530810321713560866609064914034557093382497708105049329123026801947007913874077471580296731962657597698993888219409105891055568281 |
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.