Factor Info

ID 166554
Size 869 digits / 2885 bits
Status composite
Value 24308444268683216235008884115562376453786911074345337179719974749665406521538813593094797187923975583474176080502632539092952443567848640491695344379511828121676628865366544792370750314907981332919172938058944832724947099497866077126631007263690105202865566714523817320493566767519088598192373621880915857970060187685695598451312313362739879041670380825256087021182970589789369512759644604571166919136893011663255171134644553883572809365945459046804711950326740968029394248832700672518309760889617618104265428178683577493761066208760656855105292974591091571473284151506300119976901593771261305113999433169948271566857826056235134977233126130982470955674756604946494157522500568755787464048423945060129167858873863080737662322241644106122747357954792337386859439930734769988589012556101203154034569242288437401792875529451034453318083053383886731888106175830433651740963

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 17175) 5043448999988542328333 (proven prime)
(ID: 166555) 4819805706122623622502848790315839864346501391555732835245202031947426662162728016560774076958595411869800340339582961173079819072360481531152632908860938699213363045000265805665772511318549465394370978883722610077149621882730314717844183531395824881709716636816011496759818947616494156687720820446854486955513995803300006057451902606181855726185884725444728149838934968012226634700994070722865098451030113977724510440877048360354727885931727319652255175046578336460065236080240953175241388144768918064423273974903397361741676248490730650558915549791051507784131615118379504726952210575248168074738234068946043425796752036661149550623829670820167585925652619020822119050661519058144759562938701431769802355793906963043709180630823079381639216484257704780515714303113788865914588620736962502865865749057275098466798177657187000788236985705960112111 (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.