Factor Info
| ID | 186117 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3722 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 26642956360420701397133357516219330970783503978517078526104580542983735227399477433210175176223314634082425000520697692741607616441832571170275268107802084478312815133624700081854906181538961737992130510720771555058540172912794406434271853139782654081900828670293666402249525057150896482277832230201148753087756287488247906884852456629805798748391001689027704127837142806877218834895868774167765845032364431436028378778526601953543137079089669111709984426322407321641308631815952381988078998200456378076024042024114546542511365955129645739190821740512576660161536502360982979682419356924297515395055402794261417937464371153486527389449379393277781580821845838049498750822958000965349256825532906974724178374614209219863906072185019866422026363096201064056659047003838272445985065952519845052476585065990145234212063851711200708195923623854716374561065316369721383599712161843109477572257485160355809508547088607016041746183897381250506918897503774130833199503094634168821795320885103234780694529006798774820236732522707181428050359478738541668545751681153459246769553382020650859816965987141372731038455058156979350942031 |
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.