Factor Info
| ID | 198845 |
| Size | 1120 digits / 3720 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 6607669493330352961277397796945250789305519903345791929388047381241005616145160884297801493232381980714095459370024360166895338914636917806150074046519215455377596787883809199524910986027205147642814620628749687914583751077974162489941100376571004210758084337231763508378555088238490793643960889419650499967951739712086844256395256122349813588681650153397337570767535515932400641327195933401971959319610698869148732069143128719076406005807158353586278442754223297208737382975918602773461150484274405086309755202243151242519531370353385449641604968577578754480237447928731577280511908494581986304034170737610916462482641287211734614962388455513243496027924165728432316453507289529954817221030910464486480462680996743105333103154795721401581405926599158958798333319208238084044528431465961655814947217250431232729240522564773339995086583926873912243726786000139788513891237612207293167111205211001884879097710289420653734873427672547042323983823628868128236973465120585300646682087905776832025080887416042590170666676351008375628175112974204297501016022454842977176663043326774688096326760308847362839304271653218948171293 |
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.