Factor Info
| ID | 165166 |
| Size | 1100 digits / 3654 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 47086132141742272219180189304485397930330122895045282803090673524315022367174653673769135058271035748002909476751855157085194905809688483026494230749470328086747908422139589984838087378265494772515799796710575138981778663999285134072445983915166537664879083199205581142604681894287792386901362633685136327003769862534018139714275568325844809587538961090292547063727749517865563499725267894207639479082731273368790752573322051628670781251354751981791497377829079383415583262136060297246601640632484695372483596876904550878486429248451307526081448748880599631365045073534556686103510459756461373552101253596673346578702256507218147925912264966330208741340247269695613861076124443583421760501035349788867494266617585626188683538625150386050157937044714844665533081936346834585982334293334498023311154039460054051683281558715164702528812725605325726322895700088266093143810992544323392226988329693658823607161253591187849348231186559815180537005183977404757386590702095773047185696819385215347972898823751333628356620334202139751524333220284242062809953422967474654675911846892447645646771542923979789479 |
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.