Factor Info
ID | 162980 |
Size | 1141 digits / 3788 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 2002728490015074547071327208611845730538442714238728708236213036682672205038730224955094948618097989336552915148872596222576213812259521680085254708309947138305984154870226255941399522495336312545983393509611803343471775969445980007129832370110346469755398792123912618794896318059365854767844670130998608938497539771578616988444939708935494910827291857340395943925107010020642382010099044231423373502430539206913705016081144875655161329922800324584585022466317148324069283689148452879912115930030597287698630875929476972468418527634247910746958638288535496539355613478029329274639615382526137142069207380559171480855435430210444549649464439647282980869779441924937390411551206797364128824711237367263912204080630016726044850279409292231773132639574200929088089629497452792842801757877110895366974119702907458078475930121073957686795877591891964034292204521055271984373474614407671457726237997854351453896873129762096950044533736252515888966164217735142343038039922070185033769284953659558888188280410633250789382565420965076733651318764224663385710098256177132824351198246724078217578584347711494672438570514569945514778872615260075404539541 |
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.