Factor Info
| ID | 166912 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3670 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3460310928517913245181048126467386940305386284347590533595308289499352316983897781912272174557909192209404236781284781913199031206524661924456720855562306413146590728342863348842314781695895686007600782130337818301989349431330221669523041381116053866264812924277732672929963832142260658408192819760904093669676926245757411837898386049492995519335537830852567287527369754474219484781599410545774500381451191713039456138580256432617169856358159737056000187652034557166727420067804579434365469299657264644368105167303100770632391798685177094104672670783002526559793931116225503686637974848936880847488613845803914776736103428996801508283073827574726068235256396597045857198817865245949319775154585511946580187568048627690795903486920905428899879946129353471013552653359554512393236027258219282485207228011667289371327224356005191191917640521726173983474299768136966682482189085715295276434060857659614701192592575816506149469568484738875042151880451494219719981388319983442027045526641490486730929613881420825529282551072824528297769896394206231139303124047559918200216444959375246782210176952944920256600677 |
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.