Factor Info
| ID | 185916 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3705 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 135275226653859796798767669140842125065112604127615518794047588369145455596414590430454427779373263955723575242187968205467445434386275761253951825923694373851623401072637704807630922580016875854193076122622652796003687451418502058499001306186883781520525911535633826268806643385786026442921960048806808505606758939237173725094576152252132372381715009870254676025515137677278467494375156829104384690499890371128009168550966005805840751546970602060479707080562039358207310612685798317954242457202068131751907370617037552233105353851438851142782556071303718726029366655403180578075857934604172790006728678944630979164118628812980501674493366227042083339184321476408217926499797698560446115407383470116122164486700972256136953515034348490355490129321081980122536137407833682384328627972449181382395592267559713655195591385794717668211486311673854680527959481795760662183403569250288122992008537390180582107267293279644301811806704129982091370688278113610354530336307942007185127381393281550032558842461252690017032270713366317304365206462135830433662975946903520921424163673399747892442252881570167361807852638470754531 |
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.