Factor Info
| ID | 199672 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3722 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 26813858222324330137173531311022731098360883118365392423901561664372951340632499258985021377600468534685268349562666238514740691753108362066166866178593292679145571317581267053512546873928864885831119631490740009383956205047032457542575376625115447976321705669122987719471319508824397383020954348651316034705020443259938689245439231857115885298192522856576896264304123673565166110684762012572950162118142655604426431156324815280510428924755768674816665405254215456908339746306439829796278059844149118553998046861336880234174328103753219156096283872560956923610041872975875025891448638508355365817668522764089154594172198593107079621704311313719942558232516130534666552566879197599098758361820091675677295802986592265547912806349796399151350836946635221883898281981161841773417461987559263343648492195129354365104553715801213343312932026716438634088578326423911206017809586168175684643466438977009012152857317616219329565927424794890614373326821565543007881124032952923155828350125459911130505034394237578541508739474350785857774109094507731852892926276688421199067432822842581709728754190684212850729021147274957777244921 |
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.