Factor Info
ID | 221665 |
Size | 1113 digits / 3697 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 666209986916686523631305992825289328569216192214776236941424490770304180160066471809926707677711403791505066576774228114998388002610949520456665825018282831801839506674932936352082539234576311481035042917393139329867705445693265055668085309169934927729400218379131304996776364357833178187740504103168947930126070882282503252325900986286144553220938869700880419564756630437476383568443646093679646110832682871052666406754238451819441229122817465540341802416063265997268080037167426105897062931998969547673997815544247962262916715925094226897021762569421566274975917347136103018690943291362336095857717202464905435821726149330440271985527813285010400259249670460330054071768429670514113310968918611845512356807498728101974501485217088198605488764587323151469170917014362428150735113295415945268240199400242277355352207967421912510801440195940056059709791667595520322701061153104346689644664303619391749451770038995587399549515415051768257990513808583364826763944987064604092246453525301715011645140800338767732373491424941774295998306161338132542875291128520008469193309337285623544357399957654033453313571882278213 |
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.