Factor Info
| ID | 162868 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3693 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 26409323340175739267771584879279103576092157577135693014146843976448896883090748530859683856840554567088163652645655575550336437127347324352844644973169595899353187187060707518964151785999524624240357088283434225066743901918907324728083438477179773536632502729311256456957151564779825389357997297756972583461829967205342786298782138799021749044348105281993990396859544109738256648944853915207179734338103211581668888091432902243957912553818214032450992614897397884891434905046588598314894775503127546197308138451386024585400431752172067156827747635669924977421216807316902001609009135262265283297318495429901046048551241375525475420771953771845355957000772816431159871798156149313955888639589525732582236967211877173544325047699709000980138980052469882678114278139193945126458731188885054717258682004390682795567922663633699750794899957053978080083872733374093192486066036868752767979876744154840762255804413543512385139807311193550286088469404238813355166949481771677394094366390977287156326287126818706577732961758081630001246092712697067070951533665459028813995926367033541353734456645864819705735844527980633 |
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.