Factor Info
ID | 166843 |
Size | 1128 digits / 3746 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 309756738223154063110307652079754665280282837134370902224528541781154928103305595794709830354923684760684293326191808018720417391766804828634434882598263028687025161092388952438591157527292202138081799690680877507967316987948442962425866604098582484716118531413143304761750229803246526331567756849284501611450005714743576787051853474629010326217878775503225747361001067072006959789406576608939846907202289201938467697712864590019356686652793993732335923126579593048832565846154651914625499693199125428682056949117090713898214325240380722796637505929026244011431166105106688746922610448651811879158010605521217972432912344460112549456057317760786305446750706085052118286604944558106803294082158784463305058263162477372004782996903758997068185929923006813237581374320533930718537305895367396840544749981735079821348407778357937556175685080160854862040324792803868810495350443572176742179945576134431081732711135730641052969866546822837243420974452543890908428655215173891576855334233610419589205771828409578358267064228830012152703534236764451600799914651606650363414928377482174972172906849753237707033051204956044974255952929171 |
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.