Factor Info
| ID | 188429 |
| Size | 1123 digits / 3729 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1760767409030128928094663158766237407131829678188608764481760866051845084666488496365054306649244501550050169424013643101178661696606429281313695542958516313730036363119968481517526002907613595071967184153728809936873505933750140624824859795248561135413123529940337350429059666372466514488756415084111757535158814189958490727998968441676898865933945500940125600876861394580601787219425651444747819033277328150887942515617413406717044419042600588297509960866420341260170890344533200638702131168927804113812523520244558094970430378358335333713203419205658180791916246850085705443412585119149945675414548424801005206701341895191030206275291337606738645587895369244609817193829340924797595110786174624800329505716577840964937590550864331083496364528000230097841576581359670147181359758188663303564449105855404548495375037712068620485358203405718359762758847454971468463772559000349700715452817053323457184247978976982820207621619273634592170613459473262271948252132487947410559507119402340606575013165618493920119952985657006136135855038488772732451401662326046927470580752875245703934774024107084921346724614754730221835485163 |
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.