Factor Info
| ID | 163070 |
| Size | 1156 digits / 3839 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3937154797517748939608455956384892699794578570708265305961263717612795176042718396676918561665664502731952551094744518639983138836559454711368929761471099313222981337405740799224700915962962590342288809415022062735392634605240648015263830332697738362151080133577732606209985108688559495783492426846173903322425552202300597531998629821570004949760340202355758063378804150838319236983906806405282391489922879278484796340556491232865335760040269656466444286812633287669434344763844658088350391261674250460706112792163861056845761308115903960675985473793066369830882518139440180877199695572554355794537158069977918407217011327078601627414903107509209249656412273896994117752707445160765447619576166350358627804631722985822698663232135021260150303888653457531548833066622711254127123684908566188927896295732917768139842897792161239982666586664002091972095975845581621406140649106135665640299864778238050849665604672829409780988732604615059888969814881547099230996409890220131685145309023613761839655781065892525655223391188510319678849753845419018202736986916515858244984898243714869249791265100408129055491925106273243313493628507882322298701026973349048732071 |
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.