Factor Info
| ID | 188360 |
| Size | 1130 digits / 3751 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 10268720956606602928442463683564064671010747528818606463600994018846522210572261325665984269960932706308860016392372018527482012948460965088596779791095171444594621966768916776568019731728597780045943294439860172072795426591743869611831677048143122813802772289652293506721906290956850250772134402258251880814989587526119846560578788670054515325576972378639291038921803447702713264372219460390051119905369990838384975302891045357764524457705811439402437473291713835718676440746307127360477057305788557020190654137035030185461806890724110518287088969006664818807577667983007913679142711408239158343126449135816331386856426045647743164885738790828462867081918107714867500700880618014719490467143223522876834734735417028273999215588240667974498703570284500822565856355103990736130533370543083516253214851664151398095549208047181701431720433052469127070140063933388658141166552876038087881474805859104235067251393890702690418718475546316017329824274942363954243392767770376993672212554265329651235106772480900538981687679439708538759311176984513506311393616252274140997429492110048777172620417931339394313913706786643585556245553197439 |
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.