Factor Info

ID 185958
Size 912 digits / 3028 bits
Status composite
Value 165745555067649814014028333089518484173570242976784181394191235747799319661780642080344655377538674915377176833335747887503561278431568839894350626888062268599233800396196250597076619494769244308325610970630226410244264717212566235841419221125840626764625941597120369467479784127163168915555653211852382847484051977673390968748376737647246549613165674393191312472331332531240367995411927733255745150070301119449709112415503267728063537017906069889641351592877653530239751759189199918466649480419014991631010197338885292464472879550843049820038445734261831747597255257918131759062258040417350328628261159243128182344967756514197349926822327344841664378981027147268420445019339464191591710720504948968494458747200916749981413557669641441450631162355345258897597652712583796012819299509120342798331933826686271883711047685376586894297084073776900290649781037701844200657722923415665169418853321988697689259432133099

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 184200) 48681149714062387613914491077980854930521445997561220770470036251764589547743114300736906503856980645273 (proven prime)
(ID: 185959) 3404717350374561078150570894053018196697473354084414216748225126349549264852003682187877900186176505307105087609540364235884449480800111717467227367493900886212628411320766821841156287756753643813203862948776381380591237240284941526517848343031078029099905074549590925905071142726492188529523186573343241471688883649682214329391331937658815686290516473762060033407448980691319058535868416859452470227147640122841228680945441320291762009977113470169335965819117457090877773437128887657384865047193867246810528596208968050731942005910195392286151710347845905069577611065671473860784494494412321392951346959473329739210771799412256609329197753633334047356186094296809247889027673893505589351452865602282461872268859651055410493021410109876460590646701466583293289333294817286709455117782548628209439798220963363 (composite)

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.