Factor Info
| ID | 165305 |
| Size | 1122 digits / 3725 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 150164766134209305790409171844772373968092269116100118248345535819489124895475227592690763393576846417528424708415644660427031999555744684981473503383698957106118596830964611013090281932310675208855748414313764045869545806520408922771174544263543109272332966830282833325294970365474310628029650417640095882060447719843019977152828950614096015407289174691494653555439411335470350191453818176272616961947994204494209590533634226314020139868793527902956772956921186871822774877547514519983591074172652462505634463769296695401361087013461176795238878813508102181681557126239285275129677251377019237780717882140110904415408543536378042844669870282042948133129775752602037476720399637723679772291461523395930931557274968565451580183196130795636213805466604387841866880400420489242147609889813671644260632375133849745784757810631242038796621617177783337846423515119034197434497238020181743405875001284519791440487554937480339619312961372773381473174328188567933272640445452883431782026261038275884919632178838158755382375017128198704079489160208883270324536816739421887922437015876436510279881685416118314532047050331107476805153 |
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.