Factor Info
| ID | 163211 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3716 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 383873587638495479910404164672800508615382871887999895653106131857658576579468396651791975643726183935939925662945621839816314347806587389144714561445794434464074297121731583229340238603983704223628387505527003585855671948376923369882108688699794368178198571018434024838032176910586210735892467178483017916499484075134466377434214459016338906115734776667489846803231083989468150876422871215986166988597153118267793568025231279130320333690859633144826706344322747252911602194330783550245101820604278566601561707238384716312267459599063931084701438892854632525236435073543976186249295900350276504447351291281468980638586372940508132822723720165372640841240769243699285978922537401635611895641400367950043097426351867548484794491339705854938158915494117917471540559495021437533538384469865647993227863978089070114072636191290944698708426301019215175517641514375925314414049580762576311160552467776699180825448724019458265018064424503670405033291788429542126048759625370132088145812562791336187442277204581315798495630594436372607765490594833538632066111058658930219667333577527607555022676960002464530599146611909076796181 |
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.