Factor Info

ID 166199
Size 868 digits / 2881 bits
Status composite
Value 1302587376788559845491726686671517311943590576924272388669529040392038736481140481070260412591861825930983653355311547302664810193493061747189749458377034555239425887928841296952926186863902155104960351345638196904926437266265896322636086730205303136836810613525496286288316624307957882290653639176849458629918306937207237078359180995346217816476210921048513950167300911759352864524920113063637931242513345803428272289226183985442983592006376965736007189849439117271436388995462039071885949728370123081812284238632923130471264091340163727425431788517594594461025216224688873462469549321646856504073646250690224346251377855803242419053810966190873584436106323923483317667206476796750855241922395639624581293327495937217740985030189379615572812319708335351611988674052035086155581013571981984234756827516352892980288307239157424158967238349105500264378957945307601830501

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 22018) 130008333671229713401280619438870369257732338867623699530156341365762207834286890599555572650513008448958956924008380550629847235558031852720353047768000623272420324795880571304111591398684404608222761583598597722876776660457826479948497405972051132931646160096086589390935230000721645709906855377984697334414143066808000622383718097601982123985777476195596725971824967690437300350074491714058697965253437685014176371617737718714109 (proven prime)
(ID: 197289) 10019260612035802477231944351115001205297533554642455498877099923939717533594857861290974841283062426692640572289110286514378678079507557680340436307698418224643208618684773459326381517389072227404497089215586239066770524892818681433031157519216918765874924418447602786887630646238554493870705823176428877110158080112987345350175441569971266754926553078910377214705587610278784566702194138199125099064970039646338483170400000773790417289 (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.