Factor Info
| ID | 201162 |
| Size | 1850 digits / 6143 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 11995403551187841068492956384505447819343851066662316108685126744592519345988524855359346148734990030089814390285494133580732706837010626016042276993193770831480928906895659131271830924705902812320493442856828046189211063778246974691315025243462945781770802223653506283816077445806330376009860578945134546058823306561847779983490800591847897102326187766587487816927505279686568406632103599359788790973066679654062658132184301031510091489178783151619776151825739226251690694834397264698734766812927761911715084473306822786131342445577091275901301442295465623693238592501743730407419732632540774772405615518791543032760495197677311893118983670464639307667337662708641949187725694512995225454936803147221817903474204083062716796652608150794199497116886483427301624675527625443648274844623357251042482401571316260234532156921760310509386098316689617579203588773933712252333469113017838888348179655638141584545173210562832390819270778201991487907879447493767271626085308430095611671325271783768127601437881407351370196683958845795437905720332796485281108389124594813866055215895356115854313567266625594180663272567663790393364260498522056735352429346578532312649753467257235055051129971280626174644961363155495739794532812502291942778601205821800837241082403996626859536570042249567143489367526244033432678715125374945744989994139963639692843644806772507282229222252426144725135909484306050540202176733761673574517180342356009325156443269783710955002444082151006783995261343727585759467733468807801297894348604445518230284467235711334623339317194478912843069567449886176960947068834846401089558047991842727439394435155112358666768288792056150964298541183768375993392361956879194104032958948891282940786987832117218190953808292968245555966597052605004554832959097585412543372840755580793067568549433742087449279785250488804503086393153297351807436058331287 |
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.