Factor Info
| ID | 217977 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3660 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3154592891159690966748480317117920106718312729893279941399233068537350628719469357971276467029580670910791094837777418083209344296858117460685603498896992550263824622088870821061202617055196222051208017414545186208736568869445993707279700428095550201082397164995979474482321306063468776072614705740421684717128927388624781601696406258986321768780404021365674424345617847708484325291038109628485710249674083355933211132350909272589702481526155284575671894272111007084921305877995441550683604529781200351127295030146408739530510284528990310592427729435827913700351831360308945774474777552864422561628819388116275049763071443218952529434311842542624134614898712163168477852175973329374160307256134392416655004401927927432237064903887411578661109455801847924443241898038204005986313248300424333710324338361170112841623406279296496510990161303254030411601515932805783610797540661591171839061401547354650446950164718213788485061181783974547771159381738517578421943456755535859945597106811782597970906270201540471281234963158528022290944744045755982048240662584968080777931875133087537265852803998835982199807 |
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.