Factor Info
ID | 185899 |
Size | 1131 digits / 3755 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 128491735281193098095767983914658460837417528286813665825506538828270806718678038169329439310074517167110461610217898468340765351155890764605417553089356591484857490401093746300346081446117451198146574827808016181743544770962687910173018553060644817627356435994055113672524832919602734618215735066111504721690237973867004828998273986927018985554218224751034273746691602923461871904362206015987432055297282137913822838115311364197758663924671800790570703023856497279343644319767684508189944331071496569735625487036070050256882152584177229837854364164867545915580857164337946804981511369503336616925177046817434779852610631115653699633801052044988507563823592494070664992235977794616041535467277726906625923694237600787055576078626554880816448337272706835707430790658560180446804302810409264895997093619165927348257918658384825987257096278670260369385889817007607561583462717510291465821696355843675524451337151773249022336367624632900773799602418778667961188684122083700736916592086807385577148978865488224357633364929510908099154703192424009974331074765074444109546852668775103190423489433963364084795345179715738318762894674669573 |
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.