Factor Info
| ID | 198680 |
| Size | 1107 digits / 3677 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 734834596510142967320068541216318100593082450631396961204606280885926561856118129755528577985000336566799360910831741202427433529441923375656408859458337747392316226753046107570605014006736028722606327682818112612426993647647863516174988077255329625570639243112438252145058704728824062348704964153923319863551603645136128502633498908974600984727912392202790345784346619572501788917804650031964194940935363021560528230307889367881880590195567902352210438648366281032484921160943569309349227558299020019724929800651842229439380364443022945803999386709995661342770575080857697245786710013255345177441931778725693585221712437236975677275115151215047933767510334166209118619765147359916190778824832362389715025634327522483292052284975438517555161085231281732752611643637600804637430085194411644949328226906184875772782229879301769339609918783862790287465601798246999544214738606492482229013445064865312492297831508327897921309609169109839555151429652377230885256683241435222214910211071242722746432918673781705556273006701170756025097367249156774492347308201150674714427596039148643704133521131160516994438770467 |
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.