Factor Info
| ID | 198538 |
| Size | 1143 digits / 3796 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 333346163874649050176464676980895845565506455532721884039170360603429463160384533978780349008623443177684912174349806425397739518674356953721675703548968693138085643484978080799578966792166994794143900140340848071434394037449564290613631193072075554417703512742470096328118258015096548866048453436207860835459570616435432312156420770975688009123888776269326141731683361377022037714043277770584444474120641931405722443907172549199061290829419353698834146977517113167791907970221340224055708800755198151503813141538921377842988506973057432592234407084701534921802185338139174149593072721610888603339083087640147393766478253478715439441572698348841501438764541502445595429088217181389524378079076440667534320222326220727724238445449962588368517902842883735518977638000136052039796061999797176652452529580205733308759733523360140959099877016826087078158863134710165921866271571048255603697035758492748799564825252241799024266872607044832324051116169015277216010632419777052595833181328183863338319333999891334742975236154532469627760773829316261195113520346965583966383861934284030608140495784459753314294665223456984957932164338665712508412679867 |
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.