Factor Info
ID | 165292 |
Size | 1154 digits / 3831 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 12557476321639443489081175846701450231196461527250938922588019101612380830773907611224628561591547060366998048526005195980434977211356766492781727461567720508167235149601368312028660007754855162092472103739041660893714760277402864507139714549550756032992389210325272979163897077994540723220283070574884765511296639726229960625851390671762252451337072377828208587760034426405788522279013274191679678347459096516283331294271767989683378873728102012448302315036235881007196847216206168602650091653056854039475589145883686571786103494082667828374327953201493510308346731316427353860161326186658040831355078025039442833162938296792216702126710203989350756326849383006600303330440349135956694373972412430709045103576202550544316217790118761772657819929713619559211172557652188550998689579260085646463078803746198365341506888414888082101324328504477150971240115089864196666768235930001574269019002013958410425548834458130648873903115402647817503643459426408433154162572417318798901702535996916830172774726091795744720209773017011892349681776350631127037712530834884382327058377645274680894180669388478011310644699880410772268283771728258911437528533479759415577 |
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.