Factor Info
| ID | 198984 |
| Size | 1099 digits / 3649 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1482140870852353524138725855828514174851863582880151250212251031410730977816775445522898098477749816207420429412258995542385658496847281462836484677439763824547806078528844163315733681242506255300582551729206798393640679689907941633338683820500108425174921987303132595540541918144942648245223395221477898421250703656987066280838230097530439408885478453698024082866737210437341959815056703176962507445954706313596288968006023125435489513179121390541502207460768041555628790096404613061337371471888642856335849201693393567461554561365142070441444378450674617250152587539201142504892358360011918098768658018323117068543160076401214217369258683228540246295310102949060377984900803997337368851536906244078486627463948012587749055973319248725825815121264814517274684392575821586804387344760345505910307996227789389947933973017447918974739635054296116133568983172608804946492176280904927853064586091296031024389432518373264843890943292824471689572392596619852823733454793153419795700705382583068354220153959378834853132726373179930769513263175969755442034633096467341170936077324194123079364740279854976261 |
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.