Factor Info
| ID | 166938 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3712 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 15469487365557353339304285207179331022334844435554516611583108606937797835783627123988479816509197737540663844999433696779081383369100761698165646414301290693686087322417649689078062109151734152787739907154505219040595229033205532734183132716811174878943766973530752595156227248925133576834605076729531075655430130736738407658108937445909080551496181373041167393432008273689036726812129183580282045468010532812477363882430005883466334239748172699011496829642736144911430067242419169124997893690705742641605662872873612445081842793407504903569645685456561159294172612809566399681760405497825369270861134035057214438829352491423554010933978625490153382594793561991663322539008234649443919967527280139014399805613553730323177556151020353454825586433099633004152730534876374745762025507070568824880259863538020301887481811073386254026423172973140484733030020274110720429638747776626574555607339927424557354856238964068400365890846539723784602705880433449971306725675993595345235452785349286171959649653213445471365836496593415773046484445485313785544097691619739536859851319122577587338925718456529514243854594198185783299 |
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.