Factor Info
| ID | 185915 |
| Size | 1085 digits / 3604 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 78261055688533328702964389427146943157996378629294779853702097364522076247005476813953465991640861035355726414845186314495555614461825137992413775193222895870065767477848108720321339194309924296369486106793912732847016954274345403692109822940891699359781280648258552702866239601144932275708719341722002582693386594838775283806448857290159560571338504266878014841466660158379413259389625703147525096165654198893247438858555537019815765805119436413140694806375914686185384692080962576438535734382796895723246317055797227730885579194107914252600294749747025524773382504129765787199165052153168218026678455908203660502076582611154615686723094027474470266027880342255519770714128875780707028267319114882121226363998222722028052580844741943956387466875625494339276291505106436786956643326932442156495465915428656097664007521988244687316287489234761374363034750153937481402560834665565174957350374761881623325874857930020785963982156736397696699278085392933491394941630650595276311598245205807954406197769839996380515203448897987430012256071766943074925792051106575334420811356657396193104903 |
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.