Factor Info
| ID | 182127 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3714 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 65559939631000848120304356270397561885614764160040249647622469924906228550309429107902235677510485219601672253000796038531011107984016355367665482532077101785896087911611811574438780129123246106821602550085520087162224780386206703966938792190453570576254360153152885937175027393014363741979562350097977311609778453455974412754945885817738771750406763429395320564527998502380018640726653641910294410667411673788673709305724223533257245252371219812026122462691456563444686081902941299735783975496674563681270198785979395240088622837042106314222722418680976615138906233547199416538589117390345311760517241191086178301960309183465591761346401380807627108481899191411080822784383993035462962006992313839263585201398694683397288416501898476550612938733044838491231622527365962997291222357602730806329650929764841119496193334834927202378165485185127864747478315658678297807493620004063305369753064204230108387520047208513732120366870292448235148105543255959358527430725705594244478090608686878364354050385450792749692480742345969906849560413540595041605700907002925386012061610747987470642679801677718971137624878024796943019 |
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.