Factor Info
| ID | 182046 |
| Size | 1093 digits / 3630 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 4540398086888731896274281553153396991718952840503522589167015147889021693094183524615636695939048719681882113946505211192248145761552334217841058499608839718839522644804189641313230723157312982331831118280618662231401563679068900267081481868203889790513107383925507969155902468538241083695932676120865876554345707208151162338468940105189283829310722674004126992000805799842452428411767020339324136916573951705952945088563144724806973518944062052900257723679794082092782542595180725025822747289496243754631242124095818118592047655481033540697086781503041243067146104613329124972680318593718350056769497872737704301244937354008467228250009651541608048014495711960237549584633917786121678236801495253199885432131510766943618295323232459569321217377290166085225037735479629619199884566887691780714162047510250869689114451795888062376078310645013260670179665186639303710576309707701385626714268498564131914984356519111035610940544956812531628343557519639895621232561827865079744645803097997559350241362013975106285010588025012311640525065850517909889225522089710240797882465388658188906927934207683 |
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.