Factor Info
ID | 163088 |
Size | 1130 digits / 3752 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 21565517010278881760959743117423560622138423947220849081768748617659722436904631114685872596437016066881686623209494091878133675262330585153840556816337064088604515153368537712455289360218990018217267611855479507178616142787304166003719851896876845278109761696385756751055107483442240145056342702687672630337673147127189346300279432775865447776179431002505590482881421649183546467446445366642108470724226561729416779885553508507534939076837996668450446262090387231851712245323590441175242906137713700198567470103492897559970807908243787696272803396816099861780244436850105385855149698732307747936706958301775980595011989664673218206471943258271787231429707219607721640658081959449141597100288294097360324967831197120419849311821082083714485793146374641260751036496458453765175445768814028873982578688149755280042126192013204515265271753377162615299993539037087652023158811827823442124838746373833946716361749670592350698595474660667462205370076075113329408850330251928186533066604694471762084913083976465710878020107375152046269911334648511830324533037954646573297694095428255071068588791147719549191010034867090784242571589160601 |
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.