Factor Info
| ID | 204524 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3706 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 328088566231720832879655515239480568951293239535032737607970612535739041424224012995412821535061036142685245453068836618794129211306400808574170707410758050529181062643699324987167420048880622758257087867784120245433932269559971701196440896074303444454935797073645642460569113584773326404864931102763840819569378939445956653205240898508785464209083297498830760281446768800761877625343008259285454390727505304916240796283723136042199631044258571017348085623515529287992946703386131755635987714067473646041141406868524385330055116192812080318416876866439068381411709170267876202174973786321040638347660233426670108363857528599859422976745342074283123404940170197330051808606716588477387088522447389698444814593670189816549099333933000469451817522375615860567989142160713224387248431807136074087622357166481142832638229403176474276323888739679035376213106558807780601074314272982854600563160894752067067383827102914664328785115276795201142760611490012983679066828717324249211787931726058737706580661871355257810023511641423181957681071236226607347793976540377633475686863720946072515982638861942177754826843738555908203 |
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.