Factor Info
| ID | 191944 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3654 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 64511363784160185512472931803937985056402271243472339553578167798073071057544902550069444183096873555350440415125607708898871356184986005693716864950849326703426492327028359452797238835656306893524985483432126473205110212073863847506952617253077261966180025224805587029765884171227904116476589691050553783542905123393906490157493878844117998739993408623750800022025959303575989089355873026478125155469534575170310438605755685191673760455027704842852394349188068760664056692239587570500168500993893968144441313917548585150818863776763040486282375971263586237656209894478903186081846049173649232312111310114162213012353149473539545134881707264496704224464190986464428580532769834019240604799512802471237088530400510199385359629365433266110062172894459345618662608071160494514152775789554996970316802745273709411526868610037471866776171804188499511031463732444922776486016267743259085425108378677740863100751109761110808442993020569528391000290777936540988268168215596068517157263992044877624169471412235743103300441452505055711252140363414709670167343153793590415458572035444085291027356851071423997927 |
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.