Factor Info
| ID | 162862 |
| Size | 1095 digits / 3635 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 122050299721844021486046559975939542751364229633526565757040169834014093917354483094937042926125166876402001881484232088849572250269709144798676422722561722478750323471010830933853657144502377623136181807682754587967582527828493678298843474384877529071706350610497266302340103485627457427961124976077251212707723060707832832552061093902927960868458650941823474025894504003839671472475589647703414858621488635099853603791122150932380501645279464963285987501808926948715531891266132908720666595715250512091347271665868537222729759883859713991477482205408388242169754872599528529124227510918846139724966343439766957876647482301529257066515247982517280816751740045203823640884552875933245945539662841236314400632149131877168053320384576951533859076540920854444480265656755081129298988565353791684881952856605952679442760541683814512430488368664137638433968585337724607927183949705436812777151926341464516830157680426027324879726392469606988391251356437852225920992766295814991618774452713094087051024130252773083184494914407984040790738923763579716605380761341472639115715734723849398281858798277771 |
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.