Factor Info
| ID | 188574 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3742 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17390819182511073497526185783704908370225007700733621722269524923229926315802625194345942385500129301616916749109272989476230324608867845924752665119571497400715633217182898165487880880392797342640403738353791238125797769732955250615825252203940169684472562057716701148662780303964119961941481631177099607152175598838248908854067248912466281495113483603609322207236637812677585398847856371237138375521315682916134753346505178179967074786962745411983977585292849658101294093738395312023155425900210107706135164907969084573673407799970400204093639037624218014314300724378196725420630461032823486683327064419176936055110398719909658814506017575011964265588492105461972365603700627654675501081601339113245346018200677695278544495466506485259957831383860366730273148966051525028785770136854542520879434254257382710653079390188752558881600726497797487809739439454809238292348417630910497567822118323058529074109267663809861460478410275773550899122041168139578450192533690131105165064071057288661914837719610542806123744462003071740838852741073699881204663285233529191549097073788556492352647402886488874610606083162828102575052658909 |
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.