Factor Info
| ID | 192006 |
| Size | 1092 digits / 3627 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 545835609290088119667120966470233777555174266744948917251896594400762972474183385195691690383065561794688894531358763327538645806934062786062510060585271613853350533115786072980953971761817077385531819511116152629444254943836526633495852063236349852495026537401870882090632274398064835197671916674825499068518659779642584829140791289092147646197410843648158237990124235073365204668507526463592183963077041257768155034867355248912826897604190582300930686231916259086069642414634145361095107349221403797483948244352005225349537764871625300166666212954024446425042336472020096216944264235642614775165022392543249096953827033116419839275656168404155861983750137428481961688845294626338280688609393015704015064860030009355237357879821870184279900959640021524481461940646987254841476130124253165726991263237766127109294593179017215759086346623343415122187287179150679805278082745821803069720017043627566227505765831225587094305399538376976827197712032995988790411299070105903593605953748933960744426323203286374562999230005552281990209724132064738802989387824653532468386274105221495044467913172481 |
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.