Factor Info
| ID | 165412 |
| Size | 1116 digits / 3707 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 772728387666637634680991923240073179554774506284723235136132145108528998576005126884967121049357673435457534544977264492856790164357298486211862810264594209408738367804294166189854989464383420978736996248296200681530420207070226419503941012584246732211611798514713913747316484416974117311327054778630927123729461076610942908474232626405597850593886903530766639437269026111798708451775020195681941161518100930515599664098081658426143242702384433357163595793812759794029005065661125158289487255805489246473461406062237238087490515193721849232377070721301138712850436446853923867983275251773269596416707661248177749864320991322677617725115521239435305266230717916568335029967361971257309407165601887886526848574231539795500050017775392649672444730752870862318430283972653670205689167875984167855177472643226075464036729984034281926395015606414644172418993412267673048904868236174254485388712475196840226076871791670215942660871147882341805638440029377344717808637584853430531051970728068255385960626830191577613175682243982957367379138658515508473993358444203678356030174305148048949993282587865385652003705903637859411 |
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.