Factor Info
| ID | 146696 |
| Size | 1101 digits / 3655 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 165594940015757117979271837133406751358869215827268744805764855304703952496334553965434891490989825535529771069191025243313735328084183775720040803247024189027582677157489014898676216017758087268577527448992145836599809204814974169569544212065694568728200545752447976760341657848471161583318142116523326254919639011444469797490411331658615465220769461586349521268051698511060729682892132729889340007010439604737380282647242987282724686767000878553203782489167357913900952711376277287275396464504372671270887481346162124244776136636650960815367609720178204033479899172764569551822713294694427527153433566246528132683690169622159539920018931448117521268534836872006402857113358731900144125903245842680059304983197528253168031660509144280733206517472494357082996115687763276484320294506661301865365262003858974830586900264492118626014427884845571885859736394386917035568938305822118206456396059706404593019074879523943502953999544733492161787937517487010476750553470101687671328457834504141723279229037047464099409767867123431499491232992229311796452678941125360842328209919858304994619869085163920336549 |
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.