Factor Info
| ID | 204552 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3693 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 45185098708967362044176772493143396760425605665617084318323112412336619822123106851051520974983320950181404929395843139300462647166725041513397959625946614010458447874958469258947686357646857819316834325991169993581886859612263965856812335106545710669787004669969553137028953770228437909937932673708522918766509939077424325681359567760603565823714232096440859488963140004335631871615733759972568491118616088665962068859004092320825428871383430479544826123342201421274662016315070467474895893604446414178719411317235374004925281758745756683977784086391735037164389465879273657964144611317060205041838711983292009498234108691018614925970529460305731462771630308484796316846240609259919457662478168645085892364908211198054680625218477798269580736942620436072785173921076690602339934163918785249692029892272103037054439977251105349789624324329231620188461649614763869332412064245115925946776883640792485169891095062928911699315889819785476917181588229781830846635056375182928878928059117473795154288529638206850601833276777637557822195100553431148022101665382768239612807952952617490648231224950326353628057170208151 |
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.