Factor Info
| ID | 204536 |
| Size | 1113 digits / 3696 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 211771443815042182937500789501404273687732301539554013442481905631410875499055449583987637034776918484234459387176237289119359995985214965387988304173567071050716221294135727413218836629810612937947329795827420974172699971233849652038499907309729833447645372753375337365956738694155547894772463283438351261078955327603102316011948505026092302173588841379258564133143865690623185907212833891337238611783160006066832406316745951512565622588238858432741675095611034880596499383664937156864820521311410167253358011206868131867211661462306541769692559202477378433470117766576448939462953859713772033791172481771203248578372452637502541448751244802730770475287980884448128443155171096822177975997943470277783221070302103780991247467398918491009732134684437531535071215912877924412856359183726075603897235908808100242173866511935713797390327104061099222824112586552950886544918147216711174053754095608440047367398605986165405780234740470903246471789021017256390008303621776872203549380466622914092419914163538312433017439263157344579015305130616348588409813740746262635383301261434235732131618922843494121603586749194241 |
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.