Factor Info
| ID | 218335 |
| Size | 1854 digits / 6157 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 139628825400728367084836851744649668775702151158298453123146984590265791913722541290094776615783942677356045935039115342705113983803650811898333683075451720288945135371092228842121451413922806292858238727913102756672944273233337377493508688096628332655909140320118298109188508987151535379349892398512116091530290017402886840907648783877850333668927806371042069035776079986027076792013880914001022205558326532649502808129230736675439131100942375886502302587343434872284836699203406015333058047939586576615192138901399462333937402039558731251473880679866274488887051175492997693426257326543929046184283856366159841350369822249842804120188306331509131835913790142566696760110667297612005032198001259486696480521687855871302437725606878209852227210803422463830525003496537930454179079852432795502188643796961686691149166274032450040376840962202416306778678938830394080937547773270214436846531749672480170723391816859822654891285344986827347529990307118003625644820089934731202274177072703153196762750700743231403807847392111174170230182938961605151008422071550073744690427190402557662088611195707394327120406528078737701587042278268491785047060212007513290961171915289115264429305785206953898441370358731970211784341583516280623306477590510859562603127455838623347450386014268849596859848729454275499247116148094431788834798580476777562342250504948612439006891907537414787547423588238448020557192379517079639164357056832279197590890435714719922649614264033267719547831261627205933755440297382372139188615537095067040389765839460079286585526473754956153997981570541192762468178019427841886231224632724634444797433613879237529840176990378478367148240790295491573278817943089222355600961720173182500908166022801997094588936907843895388645434982983979269384330451916618794194751404135008946310228335190881900359747952787597953654058295434338909089052253198057773 |
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.