Factor Info
ID | 218321 |
Size | 1786 digits / 5930 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 1250956263229738390888086200460172159853505998657807232189338117747363105850073533788875676079686217900751989422863657406903579551058060050790547782028780394987783825648217731369203238147826813718257235509809018297204792198102020963768613757871655155745965024056250267682628723185260272743193171508106636578284677755989515590218015342095744815432946467436424301319770501572485046766549579363147820080726627261949376638276253864571132306212216538779071048753656051780267226749025126383955411014190021707071185248219731754274795958886295047599203884300123635027414325984360710600338807597831039482384497352691956786191471094939941613447935334445000349953779559989425577773200822728320072566788655978297583685680531703698955567042986960627221261183879984705009838893099364357593543403980775417910366240476965015218497834082477629269922124955891307056477052952255342889727584028246058485088205473073193702480585244220341815771702592436288137234457359774096919880144021086816225669196350877804492944342691310284431609777493525595617883793007272345907197494640564118364957999887137989479335013831961427207471085052370156712047465399474155338756153206475452504227823447546729066738815215906491567667205735407896192852583099128025360475852369750005283764304663675570042140400571960102106529699020044567523198790577392054635448970681890035126000393704256879019785119893508624145305991993784553538393254097293529420098872118320944595455134937932072824018140316960936237578980140156423064362456019759094278443749589225809052166547616984116746699613302345640178133749890216817683442115760601936519561849947760457014437910272346603532360612166720187900643228263528616129532799392987470806853904147638897697458300662420111760152844018780246959300454905948229809969605154794256016003040637579949687087 |
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.