Factor Info
| ID | 165336 |
| Size | 1129 digits / 3749 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3134929249517376995189108933082709347564558250966584519970981788538976856575910080812228518040008959543909998217231348253536621289665855166899558880824746480978856624502260464920926242478900354734953449875368677521995274188511324409092374137617568902166140873642995469553644363461374056377990329272514037335845619856825248440377918209538618266500599160551325242158558706723682635817704645301012081494259201991759473528295010952018783119073717113720210172795396708637401166125977047118652531271674756408633626122562574426928990009315277244026107371339438795007450348080366661081548072950096331625434303022738701095536642854824410862530911772366837518498506440491463768333772733627045017334525513817707937094984619486555850179565197592631025392567461622147922469623358006712213908638330627746067755816346795305538949279443115679921535065576498567602456635687207225955832024407449446206304666397826609904299044139864837706953955519487553098315373850550877887571782401793663458260184112202835661198956352645161611145526663147179640317880061384389679213488619462885491235731709395040437684099335232316600444863203503726870483228568979 |
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.