Factor Info
| ID | 192012 |
| Size | 1096 digits / 3639 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2551536087382775680531251932178152463945560026288884658370911375707759670445392739897815957355724210979207984908204838690137829352141871529909243946122126997787839930877309227615624352106848412914003638900285528367714921708595722810975763784733636519378253621209131089956039241838324260469901098878985525770355724113937715486959533403970611661412337243236605187231172807003657050791182865143527914592235261292076376830695520763266209080103129596213039682967204549897896254598536436909648303044826164471505893031523184667344568225088924665925521128453807799548420726135420403406445674179456884729475658014543260097282079664454340127537354993387968093967978664726942831352213870584716025035817926145737027053313216206473858111916072835047492771989168573428709502313715976560779372058242957555058123945517690529834935044577116621578569449209400162876886776676194315358521641120007597971679838604416598365719086164296500200295742324294437038810099649830754469267022137391266258403975708843227910987763402430032830732289511334725554607939044072130315048366470105916944054553365999024189677145669006887 |
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.