Factor Info
| ID | 166877 |
| Size | 1114 digits / 3699 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3054796568344127958399136522892918520699496446105832463623004199750310212045217991132645530544253006301232254715380432662727222454390923309215469609612181164592041466536893328559627256703923182438925736196926307349394111819367480406986480319145568187336221350642427093079559787526509168290823038096103813627194402269405548528380994518013496866037831551870665047638385535217615673130982841183358272761237641882012947164568160762936571256454513621324329731933055942538766254833625560661821952717463876485608227603377774068709622928844652969981267788881639918710605454387568231351756261353265394650383937262626763535327136180874218659115398349653719213635561648213794992333502621070683496390972397930829857476549411622589874085656171729354982925692016637754889846518559915174510484135912231104290200483465302609008022373777773858950393604832373733901228658623652895119582127427922547448991881503145092769644719694040004157218874058525107046216448538040288253045025671497207624593890992655045952741512585751345219704268858503122013601953071293938001067702707162471394852470437308040226125151515196822125150897083982949 |
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.