Factor Info
| ID | 181219 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3658 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 965507258938711170879924218458274170144379988775390183436018611216717018658862617214626398708429867883858401697216885818850927763843664873946710833328561834350203628615330755656703932444166521277261397069987724618633862144906465575246397623962325976394295250006881994349722681044554195539375699871077095941805596783632555814377081685850938281527189779009981775502149779733667098559320810300888280414402019386960413188754626776749055206759893973164404488058369566414310144662655689735291342674867442847989248283845598008021727360187818823389152480106068950274552207027552696232502465130539888244325744709592197221913804817340504957093113942542034140262329401381964426900308897443190692871074893512618276379815719973011864300896820437420392974833039735294339233983025326150619480826435819236905862511019248167489167662294637144105258447307975224977216258217472641626003166449252534314544988081982431692944701464652782031950253914898923273716307617613456631773937309867671532833793262090955244721419870919045618003482869395656446647056572656903502032531669590903471285410192642972880959392759637580427957 |
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.