Factor Info
| ID | 166873 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3692 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 19333636055200972887884275922055885886544504940466297605528127895437474005001329904208844885291081309734442160107100112395518633638764421347051758705472209869919535890410927508469077049878834928254078993930304863539965182740933878686440976731786719635106121481265581609902800847861854835179707384591607188202783019976045946018069771142949337542008430748625031787530031275632369727789547709099604688868012343732787872264244435280848879023764957662497044256648355861506000707085069086508267041055352678088880895435029113499193129151960807601606419184101440289030444666041620609681551630816895152083861913982715784067039541830754815654874087796322878816444623128311259636534429459402396569013611150531668297942173812754536320217950202297605075019236310972840525324341076941790078064702583263581821542708137124071861555533461825933341598388953626866609518245476624362431729361899094793922895161511009235337090382558142915404924212211392837510023297067026070872483675593191206420164661033067012428750339184027218571282680681442803446376700554059414417167728231479249960380982286089779680458195375526537684511643316157 |
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.