Factor Info
| ID | 166815 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3670 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3831285755646322614480940018386015697146896598038501176787743135745541562623867887184880955204448601133607586054506587152826531043865786346210743928243126934289118657775895097975598525057353521098010802045371965636206308037712624269660352175564938896605516932398864584248070912174045228151123249877355249307651059562549518547686337850119756689650969077439067228394946272952862553024311941411575099486125330541780003882924366283147679940756078221108377298266869999904152852931758821415903085696802812118640838549774844551393387478222210730671781226547926207777679924372357730746958696616932769495399286224018542877279071484030077465929708790663837850090208109302344660498803691427767063943525603693506287014976064661699522590855973672792074546607239647959388929710501352815517313430846979549076068977710423683534755992738053821092784172502985350499607817214617905997308092792732264143927021230500332019663352480673604047777842155332916679213412960841514094689141275693299323364493622169728016934227562887431203255873078321043389338230536549537513139825229037980918707972003952970066918484084434174974248439 |
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.