Factor Info
| ID | 163107 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3742 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17192496686600305040665477382249467334589066037403323097689832532054926256085312396786849228532439191791704724950000985224110646334560468634560581590955020337240617827540540694665473948448088738925757738769526524088678519142966198424634098790527675216613373239861220984213886182985151868305889280767426820121317100768620642132302605141946430617180372381281776253080395988316465218828686710586802592988801242111647966518060114136862747215268476880808712176692896074966227779048942356099679867654420753177965231299728067304764600892450830733079170055506671030147553804109907204837725441852148670494511476711280845731689156380641507130766542397575859255389148708806344917487000588710384591686449129782741432451802069723517980516763939234154615281647289776496363674752852198553314651164138399249771466222313066394047521390909862703095972073103133026775426485445412593528691810875646500492754254854940665540372289471705370771173564566662271928000467871585620226629985763454628928018664093885070457380203152313600302241714408178886067320851599899246822273967912571662452735749565821311349687131916649036036221272534567745794479400333 |
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.