Factor Info
| ID | 193493 |
| Size | 1124 digits / 3734 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 90908348829673186265876760341760946456479584656585925491260163228361501482398212206014214740442174412823484741018688154750891952619899468016806090182038610711580706871856194536959640157157811335979727315562766605886957289899579333771840250734292643774526200923503697474036904395754660430505393234647729904684512002622858461772956925847466947741889176180614392232956687444431157306023364581489854830339149145820364035117115411150627957512683423808277300823064422095013367324307694425886525169981630870171080448458283814019279377042096004347436914350062745308563217776919086203087397851237268231936949950839186301485272813314018940999550965303938374288378504665239364275772562763822513209731083015511970278934994307777498394369949633832667145631547345419775342430935749353433579884411153145741951122662617553857622106976748616206803330163098030091450806644689873277438587111890468554217156773892916469514287606855212988567588746034140510132750537201047431206629561183234419107050985061298427152910548112984325586999416187818416413610665353549496449464130290752362983265668977786989446726537036163691539494686964440071845771857 |
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.