Factor Info
| ID | 166974 |
| Size | 1098 digits / 3645 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 107082228537068897724688124964090785954645013653586922639229029189205903483236411096724883930677691433751730097222344334263967625388502439956259145795658590597346996752561868269924450680811692109048045542144656409659044196783079934025696836159012702433327945394855567104089184901739014225849148744963422283905153649028564832142353698687772799820260213805912774224390741049152217034037032371791208997670685720520166016375896808910929261218460566545264926911003173831145175472397477182462052961309261939443282221633688820724590896634864623420926015440590511688720361571753759793463546712344404633060791632535073696512504779520877046644607392824389189867608395158077885703823380868856758652681133998428116809294513893281596344568227909792251042886584081108753353197856182206722838043404363286732923619733469902042420985008028488513046566722191684517067048294499724871376106057775930055505602828091560515923967357421064966211824307394172170287956880008930520986220087128855165298397838722748546759223706263586993563639096109725837590540763347598403948448131994284422800183731510363294846050653349415343 |
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.