Factor Info
| ID | 191064 |
| Size | 1113 digits / 3695 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 143398464587933710438169812483981398619072954721242946348287688215477662651013162939672489124803915331311133462420235801486627649902360652463210348126714786493440206055287187897262095692510787034154633138780119308523024431397046149946744717772419621508793860245169322886461289922651863609789193968653747645434236592175626335792640039698214943523925946265672284505269091338755399559112668249487122950700016263645276452019682101490933973136888433467370508608350351667801466686773702425715111020945024418591385328471893370807423859144772698873593613571959420084498381946633972463057625035906710985891057280764047041322701460294886203178242856109766433314328151617898996801096414904031622396133659212056773976824697352156772594622638802571166130878757636962471609010069243978136729716620438454891967875538505749753009101289164835934880702248322782547407679657296099119302607206736854826345018852599845573293944599829999170918143894396246748638541927668285295538649662924654471809727384906625720089191245019697409098006362357137309578277924485639400251886282400224918138289316839940715236607355784763825976106253571281 |
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.