Factor Info
ID | 166909 |
Size | 1121 digits / 3724 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 72829898270729551208742348309248895250003840871754507994455057998747072754980105225046227637937200122943224162426749360447808805001029712415378879851992975465295081404442395717879925523942688536010074259548637190688315272807393969305182415035246166458384897615805431146255027955632397666648880573890025325473854656234671881430299093643132979413402804887753170752625535815797890822134015655975253722815804916893684258002873594942408816456658214713333571697203254137803983994790097720255746582698209875917799086668336679417646323678801844004172415269679830766916485507135273258043560752927607924384266284030066091177636989717187667103265413617090771909589414858544026348373372318112009267914587252963090185585286749404154448206861942519109949459015396534922589063865867496631801541021030145633113175953390236497971951791274105610156898731032503990590774895529403723077190996626940916181196936439033013573360674863686554906624786950696890131822257933879540373736119135327193100809483221537697933075299112220516435917536796718958654163998280984765420571878243311219514625896899591652315250133678952024934586346999814893756993 |
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.