Factor Info

ID 205959
Size 914 digits / 3034 bits
Status composite
Value 16609956377701587246964263169133575049863690845845340784882835292731315580951093173785220074497120604132902965643824774625970248497828856931198799189966937264126928485439715106666750056935369831463327392027297089708727293957186311543937738385690864500209928975559904666796066645050351955768951949633718614680262263817788668781454031445432419153430700967318934989849297181035323470748312598954249012896523723617156294204298695311414472539183267503065264427954513235654945603624105567039081445579799414060834656739012767736784304268735280608780261462536206057261967450102751200012430294849949860119104621641356253373862762672404205373596110344447313228658572111332463819900479172233639104792674260414480131564860869515703628501902001327660268299387827716521147597999220057306646386696136422346531235665693712376375774390649800150605519589052538697686717242702649757223312841556629772435081268993967036345143075294987

Factorizations

Primary (ID: 205960) 79322673407315715498748754849 (proven prime)
(ID: 205961) 209397334510030469062488201016417838413366700628684114643245720313537182730691646717743913916466362944032171600677328407296994174093523920912605358171596719362617090702319871088470716311818704587372701151020374884734926807725401964099992834856980777396034745002823172881832856843070692987153489855388912051172576224229625210112006091329877778800308340042696046777039305606952659012460007845974682780213786359765592327048052746086021386108323961984789617901245826920229599617447352188609547431965802590922309647107960189417315406584574930387433739737218424300949893536224485933432333492284617082259154342999541490062250417012564671296612310173663169863159097756999223108284092160494268560491122712104507874883628810064943411293961683910061182966531996725627407605853528134478823697747034755054847186896377730039509702389771280484964168447788261764945683986110099000220186659268383435563 (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.