Factor Info
| ID | 162801 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3684 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 81460010904276319548052294341263148321187528667566804212413136255546465997864304048827035745259419076072701051474667253866537459125685991069257537185373001920114780018399674327505612305184937001686166553699982224021817908246682546089730728604474792456579337230970519958616053049968806788044182843363433939414122253786780180700297918760171604602910980582223091362564920863245374486818792410412895360531030855083391044008221601719743911034219829817794325588654793205741778040865642550022750433611699892583182503944859112150342236861313332782740061519216110336141032795913295698422474332319181565403623727283312085683167104211905343609425757011819851707793633898139494639540965447184110097987942767662648996686516664106222368268881148020756509645413663792968662038477821293770449327171864543398332323139004975447480605575172416646653513281142614138259643932164417425218228636825962740726639818815477971289228025208651954843723400139896012695674668228604458227273111612429112513155269140643472545027968933965712822943441734817961738201168060234487113816005176678749958544347166353071684099650754264702388011533707 |
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.