Factor Info
| ID | 163098 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3723 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 39727381651364459208794607226024255226138814337963733267152623656322376605661402725025651299725774655467114859854663356562809787081849722912794523993028402264694277766560011454843526011969957306830744971118967895408235222091416675341986976298339566954970243434944183889899234730815804373237478419095092270246733003782360880007943225903534808798668292380420003266950403916651174115247840035299909312841296777619907675874223375328979752367597726865767567684019389407038367667793287410704851666560855976493891072238618857235757986680928140445109411256552584223736711473794488370584804223831284807677497402844767280888866544093490744019303141988942620881427268814049404566200148324392526303134986996107710574279754873791893220214311724656597098298622827400927369117132175407426241988402065202886374810495455769896630034582066785455084305854994283914757167233043427033600214179989996472880723817432607204504488443593825743618635319222147424549445602627851360334190342544339535384312550456489771763891478208690849328014719043173622463941225705738735379208007750982451263469969606423890154982030362455272082070921761553908456669 |
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.