Factor Info
| ID | 165487 |
| Size | 1119 digits / 3718 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 879175225196807919745793253093262331764715773225605842788709627591343003934517997313546396649280245575922625681877936986852167694075784201952988221498593703808749899360050448284175149438479524890668648959946169781968078049742642790624532092412871068477272420424838321980440315375233161207941372651665264036600906255450553253497500201414931453572977901670794988869180150198641826673446019672716780510149850827039791072527743357974255888234410868373021151400102122966548650159039521721098264616324655834610969430834908303301448907627629688492812553688346081382706082509857889082103911052758002532276821596881158684459947593241058916340540866605363305453099938652851285524974839437679200231632161610498058210136648341170072830996728854810156706724031993444165456930025871042344887950842575323740315163910789525381922532363735765040375372324969498131362695506852314702493468871001521777155494538120723513616089993764129967879996362643347370595504235428847690994735158500791951010459209715691474553283460103156621334924355961939699621468794076606334802166123398332654527611936350101019987607739414129142289454616583113495861 |
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.