Factor Info
| ID | 166765 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3705 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 194815908809379369847911157981868985678785165735096237220461890394990455297541880706077338536048684878148171322112677683067093966671833437655338219081806211250632698720562576114419622569146401107249163511806230595915707754170337392118716786592706370786704295976613328080379343718862496094932778494042026856982035027660065925927298756422163619506938484529552269333993051229882253070771894332801717551613468578145272526645129797646141288909001364832002790937805654793552790125975336373585601038894409873424259226667401618914159406160097966808142876798719456538393234770392002365336973805865949451140823133328159646914972933177431357057641682042949370574744443258393869059427982082267915619777756588544528156248810233240240229292114064567068400499788934938392866854995433326880421818556442701092018044625256627520411468274342149955048317781842572454646122305761631092296331182159940993001788397065028387465525289612625132039881993243047345032738080349857117967188012681668909670780859848949772631447064612757580708659091902904050879397629010429896387385052297094794542767021405944965317807537771554621876691782126561787 |
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.