Factor Info
| ID | 163089 |
| Size | 1102 digits / 3660 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 5157724293630397000242907168655547117211464197732585501504339236661702174625948418066549022458571268637995908680449265668656967807019019010514386147254753349023106117765929618278798563052808818265797977251008302241703766779950479558763347061148576509417702918170287866198413547382554579288371798632953467143947047508914702077168353615117565000402933565293729246328306783133768043041906705747378595784431427548820509388477032590479030392696876650191374072104839645832208186450278367583457327197026747186915042273584268309230381002381723879962094380638600317644694405859395972060342040243188295552699875659419884829751299671344800954876862763851185478424503597180369063783028779328453740590829370358355110252556602648836073973314884383300874238215335115878539215181907685064639288935857325468699410329697359161089634557459645492781475107460677407123821821223255899218978419686132655596516875155500694461585445251027850722393694300162032352746983503056327566489625223406641454183742230738235375153340388319914931917195969851890709766592097788788481436348084193697359907236614994294486322262273692463809161 |
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.