Factor Info
| ID | 199019 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3714 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 63180995184336859659804306637244670162377146449814522081757438552534478969966142218239871094765123191276834907552685320379310961580355354032885873831266125672178613968496533940389529635936265457574850259270394176554608832663399031568662418427289168228840199242241948235243759115625751244246908534490329733701019963549450071361169782046573287973098878676861755088777910528445812939229882746651672718073108587325336426876835797209115540627388500391538124160386903031175180113335654276006516534969586936399216739509043320420293361027299787039565252601176150317446090409760388703698389590949014504948648488390455456377509966596274764516126998507716805696099553995763245273236430563778665949765419489309282739167833089425735436937289152819011507045043326271457362686776345520819627576441651535178711455911311205696524526535691561738969925082418666668920840103409489093927588155723802357687833358562752115172887616723370023867963376513457001956508467349946452191511954714058340540078138330518810330815191718736571815355759204362532994173863553386883522209128712729330997370298053969803733235529444402899139698232378805408507 |
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.