Factor Info
ID | 163171 |
Size | 1165 digits / 3870 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 6689555338064892604868880609312387610257194088650908170125823041654222131341304394217584502021177857401811320428246339552441087521574305051530101256438597120704434759741763667839760401484746131562152762238867624399549357046945490502496199193915490097715010420531696988609295546755588302597076831829348668371109335085548292922257599324143860391746896055352047169750069683389885033773042214613628825851291396605596068021652510710740980574454085123854767086968652824990863091335395095168268182779471192966006155134903927490307183457644561482643873451590714870363050421456652231055601813914801241363649491065541508429889561481360627686286954801988045144157101298138423490798711109273264235365522706538966926947438972410314187124025559254878322897656181759526156243255020077219953312264178113502606588875289400043354513267244911964831961914984461806851477461728487481290710106713391421837601934257759302031487036049732005680718238366890237101456317822711027478571382671368082420237811134586145739824666402015790745139702038485585992703123940953349097956380751035329910902943358478665260155605960431539298530080911918493148087721576261722158534976255048985750956463884959 |
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.