Factor Info
| ID | 165337 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3684 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 64250797735744854382757118371272132630249936248607977029182272513342834150054519283847463394473501759082933544737869170059603379550728931430822572616393530488975202817780064279621990950637340251610467950020468593428082559738747833082894108073503895118429737161437585478148177572876746158161848687481291788234272718345309537697130312516190732581404025106261203721000829318898653510949277598277539453111977413004626177139383308150365964261709017090846203581263271997210425995422470709928727384950512795311292255835040503839282127329596531569779907686223031711631655203855361543819666271839254292456344022416015373455720105253631078249724807098029082975856137624472168435671307837732577555040695807836157745061125436370687509825309221899949211535958458236236270632399434564591201703307400590158521203001668565423808660175877878619364293102615554019427181181085941106800746321833384350260669554403681141397360118996741288243438464104045817695187540122023735643142955863584017259857178986690646804783310415058443771597867760381774569230058531804330302108920489902389372909097579193338585890264804678545212068229167 |
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.