Factor Info
| ID | 162847 |
| Size | 1111 digits / 3689 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 1787205178236359583945325182616044808594506714196373799786170360324867980361470566334274659383605470414524120948242183223022304316761107071703385971309286634300009059903101090501366996213656195230532508752841770878013793498608172303516015255641423988167959221021452918638210006400526508109121348227491117448959009774954096426980132556728752631067712076604866419308277088744493875680475025669352729790978548085578483223463332136909558856023871829307720104176967798289585723111930645208268598132742985567548980426497440688462983994974260235143889968198120531909547686507051510005425701212487304036385776643272381862127963205217836621962245178223259550577554302825932290423795994686676890705375465342714903522269861150259329013389633278095510852003784760789667304606162389547845785175947863768071776771874071703708786110643856490699356083875491242891115274378549733619711177349283918457323157143653254656276511656238719851888087185931454423952011970498794164128820095891438018218918379290285015251161157660865441150933842968570981881443758711529456630867375338275960588115058063857040011470032266085390000016065447 |
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.