Factor Info
| ID | 162683 |
| Size | 1094 digits / 3633 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 29918978948177545399715898267844895528201683840549302973794821921718282065430415838592064498775389258633060574391141274427324048545058982190261545901264089856180065826277010177383471212013960028811879693182254656999024813042815801491671194365629826602926006940757500813060935369938872793209123434600595159677078483358906741559428538114525577790071874014347954680536953186300694803603129377669943186088549760183947211843261093110500730018629716660032057308658876073269657589584476977022613024133844347677834955023496763714279279845313499544424776729669271776184497786552254045813858452916123173930621342836418881309582265583527799987086438828332029109700414114451738370955761597439206793729120244833758720614136293209196181368534936934706066033530973523202746733486253095930532476969242190818885241298642065284255112597492997714566062177938343779285393539914057823533393344663968147959502242891351551438420952674495053235371371058963522729024545717831061054913251847608275476917679964113731100724333807202763598405935665634972860835670661895514735278825300790489219303840372805789321617452234881 |
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.