Factor Info
ID | 191991 |
Size | 1123 digits / 3728 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 1605017503620431834024086634666030317508607642907770716265076232074438107760195478744716173085196588455676943177224565492348594156303542491065853385003352831953483623498540597346810031859262609977944163639630502893421962510905911055286161726939015856226058563297590332870990159071322519750680350805801854332777049218057492584473876592195591399488800895557937732122997858660693165493126600915683944718899198860229949521671575681055257273829361242659390812173033428048106523785048131763525423031445171330717974523835261979971861069289968559132921079075549566028862133249606457182832141119844337232543110254581427790097547597239750682032251726138919755055947162684312570653813755831569345000842098686895760492499295359344914115571108053459408365097960876183534903067851494128057254339777675221997322561632455353881753631990788555051343253780698247768302497075587177403107316846796496550637237835526169734849832426841634279426157011671511008787849576111743225527988920988492686482637387473348697961679397204273451477947077052659120092353718999942249246299924293235609897743344694062544624308588684219923761314123326247333393439 |
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.