Factor Info
| ID | 162983 |
| Size | 1125 digits / 3735 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 164560085430382148617925903721475301947410202492112255463166766140577637861556898900330026679575916492744722129062885511443683959678213429036046175103134413125762768850660991440846981107294435864813684844619357214630377408662314103513145144488472876535281333007235345595730718653737194553172516438200069615384942759945684912267364824725449747342804349897079065468874414071722395828578656993248992382043305055485394430527687232719476288716038984719855250165461897715672298052800548612133676217397862788518309307225049834027065910324200377507708939371816074002237737560104671897928545259352291407443600958190815795006650748457121933830027177418247476130376586708141047803864173581460343596920906331239551024489500921047949795866616452148392783939554905413606498446219646757681722448034138140466365714436554797593644127376273360430613029939333429612159273905373289520973429682685698979686581960196760545195159996547090893942207256016624739050819511300438298085303417255641239331470594817641630743055710488777064506930761120878503666982297091873437826178592300609149307616221606343141426856910392606889387514903936463684204193229 |
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.