Factor Info
| ID | 166844 |
| Size | 1104 digits / 3665 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 165004853744623657005530402358958216558143632041738959155578969557542048932145208153965223160944560037347613773777319610203567130891758234150707947880868832016264486503038304200283562461185136814910662514365783785802596127538902907887733575229217406990987331460201835524254459643189241227250552205901445238143139042421058344369574068861558759977818031340882130783233834844750178615311380547946608693313080203745772827408344678416573432766302872221253570952839529721456001717180632774873651809229309252271977729813987064843312977068193547173533660880051918957212209934947486165870898154127964428002470205423059399293022064931532397451166701474585010983924456286374398951253564054806681203232245039686749607432560349839677884465657426223931584670115033553341871293856818510412269106132750028583207737711101079605167124215229244091678167924413422798753180560381996779101863542231233410800575897134672564432184914824799633221779716930623910740351914776433771807963438559202296536621900598295816371405060427418622075398579431444479668948305354240878809177721980834970406913515519724765710177316210283649324603 |
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.