Factor Info

ID 107966
Size 929 digits / 3084 bits
Status composite
Value 16663762259289711150268521571128603729664955224386247838045971548878279420433040464041833302688576409170987730611330241792895528543824986865752837389835863990767185698153461253439666091599358303680355263175079463767472562825895320471773378925025950051475783265080539568921956582231643316163262292826507262639079519946679075903585822046337693050862281925260748152498625237001264476801228457435372166908398130505835473681643244530311496725879219226692946392895202184488328690092812490079535522947606235179850793170560630953297066117721261689426622148424653426010739873795080848092255768833133866464811472595256677000744405817030327443197679871715301007039917025763837146696126658326952191662992458569199055937000299817187335312965111409071381137570582227047811063877778879272968822314735448404672744883099641262058632958189605492657140224156016286942630607343923954769079769221724105017974430496209998083468234925015620560263329241

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 78) 37125857850184727260788881 (proven prime)
(ID: 131542) 448845177572288668613142734449117792308657924565664033329520044200984918043467877169632101516812889845191509821526220185490942868847059573833494603395026941654680030979392981120856230187139400715136701702279170439721312447461652741421895660632272735100601781367254026426758159295141511917749797303465500020882845991307815069400085663569705364335503413988781841672366248849398377845010872487867815343982816645839576753085003818673184848032157566879326097446038166909139835824290222672966879493763328415796994750436744537414969213439611806201620447025816608086364934531758424506609616191636711298049644592141925748545296136958747510139770250435174936627112611141091403848793601575857344602172270180827621321924822435464588468826824302094494671827944845265732454178817451719606905736007134076255874266911066638494303037547941082958146586630209485216002186963783116292639885051452008194381714383515310607561 (composite)

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.