Factor Info
| ID | 163500 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3716 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 383326542454087036622385536209409163706277837391560457945473746733033005782002036322910309948895042271607440864964187505962251220628498293077517054593898521329740328039185034295622276227394226774965659396902411817533104600945231962952900980268677316883634818098067494821529700371404627260691808688450276204293515405987342258119069597183679714056268178820124157085273975997179451131684092498672351733861551017660995790122925687147990886988863601249312923490934868772923882194871602682486894049016952531000768592063258237625202758161580807381510129248534216339838914523392538120005679907560212411581921146516454676391114552747239944809145785528481645767200831032551554194498443786803359611650435063432673702090361707640829194653742887721361994543208363141212802310759426008081551869280019417307119177182847924935361368267879653364238214386645869346955445951993551966848592954187386908855332639801381881115932316326482185358142342071911510287950445840251178865963214202518007000145083277710758640038182320569582053110202896488854354426486134098607216879769507305960175607815701926833545015420907173463491957109210804567973 |
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.