Factor Info
| ID | 163099 |
| Size | 1099 digits / 3651 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 7132417977354017189825405053298545510365038733811730393613760188860464356204753840417015697412024469117287614307167928800417205133398356182569596734637577127864316811205635846388885732915307601271311879399682402646597991872015834929613977368138202843614494167203033425228683355510617264023012274627288317519925284774989049869984797496331757973430589835348193269762651635070164233982856424337132534458992674981630463530294962175347783618497728987268718521878519233369947375922610255195147873311308550049479359392595559256909294419227831465615989980235202012775180353407214640527475240315156391818754395536361583885874333369515558470463568647839727679786761805520942041679315262639925612945631667032286938020450430574733097365953597824344560785370936071551781718631556755354288992898224463034720212242686819055344610448991352230057917491482688422012580886972105926206323421729860944116465762558229085654491756473627145455932657637286314653289595223164112420533313566611179206644841787680239538930360778030235268878722694234499114368939620333449443961340518844160241686171762971957274795638757223897103 |
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.