Factor Info
| ID | 162783 |
| Size | 1137 digits / 3774 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 117587855640604351628365344177747489875636924257809486797730209735307932092560446469534052053159982771164252846306705670779425190383952828662031597658488091193751380151754681012365286433852936421785581190259265773757835334520090814174141988885192118154614138146663479908987636285967612858801025661541998072724242618961324836702513393001963834811397053141738491300699276517601451149295909063030577463755891906931289425045704601656548951136333386481085175049555992573614073186585922281873287056825526732739983064296892992757005636650844110171541162915252654297071194435675749178934758792789329396966513765603755464537837386940790779639386573068481756082459807661386676680179834448431308623441901420835483666727936861749181000360111642723778465534403009897408023087926196278345259646080495001605174343822790382919466897990215335121843157053593759466956247147124720290424030584006332028098507696397305258449693597997834329352532276870676385955833950655925502164454310728300486852280457027704799997223117953602565035471187983041686801692635388215080520529983427012539959649859108150367447926913279477515761115810118874872089021682953053183983 |
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.