Factor Info

ID 166350
Size 916 digits / 3041 bits
Status composite
Value 1432466004280602896008588288132162531261192181786985211267151427977585859188966569744386905804511344302831009073460881761692753168969782733842513835187963500856933101399785506177539469688706978271322683741413338529068624256193627331540233968909381988016332085040845858138487648041037787305412579021519810033094057191856910780565871734409976789506085826519052777701940750133652997698850726528778828357416749052442566283162286944278949301850456441750853047279080875824454514312227113626780625224470715602072516959478549383819311430498039029877919532295282226852320318395243254809457970455678163684028708975783247205176169430143967044523247807221707788682401870614204426287709228228382465483950105855557478756290285072393645383474345911696449821399401519710830381379249508777640406481142745722973653400472834368068427627785022913270713912053732590563560986656274144971099593866991439284839342883750508656551840605544383

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 22122) 3858243147940844944772239805121043777451581111720118672909685723451116631714828214101057503555414979153202292530061002060718025012489836541579761510756200391168109177943944327858756926629224219229494799234739717377643885497269587225183971774890312268905341138225124951528253756590715113783857765535956361723869212714706750765690380168078090450501879032538005432029035672192188877891924493159383790305567681329457345193454831545648522206116847551955809 (composite)
(ID: 197501) 371274165301145929686652849440455590635161272444727216657256046183660407350436435690518344401423485479535728943383847692025878473459193717309123896264716302352539306267748927497806234936075888092931296024654946838466781873427229299432081929211282871908900667700549175468728794866524725944409758615721642979796617418906320342179332837278745777979595985894445181978341225129309677368840405686131629785408623409876626923446760617180304866660276744677897970209492621087 (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.