Factor Info
| ID | 199161 |
| Size | 1159 digits / 3849 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2901773103911775472273373973387475279096579531913036997207119197763027465536876840728643387371086453527346342949635547180846449485759863572365079313949236891070598862373410143420305273240501313622442568720740568710580089997377860824972271557740505812525758638757738240963381887459318998881745924358403127838585383921953893034929062132097687292222724062410007753986415706248023277731316659362795288435019434323457899882097775663315250243175373157244349096678494338854418502532112780543598493963846392805252060920592448645948492557654302485460783362846956999207543172018596117769311093338006231066184726217839270766031696198634294361838312025006985379786688940667989126630232387155511949506122962690524334098222422039769232993559589603705903551660346641050950685224012588387598611341303123475882548447120320481048984341056245516806304723696999435481128008064480276572999842259675667295003426262533260205159803211913549236543810168788118073198346389080181584618560315114245635826212850760053746756160048129605014247729044922717378810024687466294528282672564927127225299969028327597145110735927868191170804244549230170945867551394428333877516711439401927667378183 |
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.