Factor Info
ID | 166761 |
Size | 944 digits / 3136 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 73741881860290798034776930030333892603081476454283265267501474946907245520476664664030068030475608045466135295510606219453347544296000488542164090238924314576822018636157514725354349608140053836288113340099629847361262973031120619720759280477253520238496711203735940540667481765883384259312908531550871121511532863713965519324446270797796877246873516089143183236359190072521707819245525568665566422524144697796261142056446750185614431644199430451537757556009434925247777615769228243657100526582060107288892072440576697504846489548630042859979296196845977299964424835034767887364645456458631989206898133113882270020268033755133215396509988605788597092858310628891279504753160510892200127129073673430880939956541592041522274243079358829165094522787709684757210571844810119709107904263021113880145588033677579854783271532971946091819850876017466553529106227326466249794283833752544396169921425826940616570433219767518987727426666827245723935307803 |
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.