Factor Info
| ID | 199198 |
| Size | 1143 digits / 3794 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 111776859411836607912428423649342511219752031227256735305758702192045997602244663763642694336928212596048072464432823755259983247071108039146333264429443631858249921964026429137091896200219703116577163207934923588802173182577671233007653397880373830374704199796500545415348169025848101171362970100874155963212071416013722640674546576739622055640994121921944343513730602867829013016297276337610108026936429904366679145100750756296764167880902697024203749143331331652629333812003335953846482088169965779009051536168760776526129114016035529615823106989210322264954929081689003490675140550666531203930700409582083926829433384016386401249288755473532663803290144055437059856240347566628161131293121959336011742565589199355055194335531043378949151668100546825189944306496227608961557596551037900588589942212004132859764724745803656015320519792196545053802730040372159874860429996727786099268533725478336614926564427926000598210877280623581409281527191073574980674910239214094590787739959581004030728938082053245159854462208354839138934185911451273494396421267313993986164789439511652872146988048880919594217259468329347998435506924889850176699862969 |
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.