Factor Info
| ID | 165539 |
| Size | 1160 digits / 3851 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 14202317989979160084970408333787995999797500662721989115879797649224997663673143690793699965206756128367358417281206076278614674416412629149441918293249321379315294502939896135104041664495628376315987712198719499932799215449281955601944841970192244457143078678443888166587272667231462811224174885586465501901020111735329394856219190010706026522899521816288076626867505278421869608162968499424716888563637863454025187503354412407502907443597397019517706412939521541481443739696351311006167229182147142634815062464371772297838050065482730571896084131973866189346653440813523055248559213464553088770015771287357361620202096755361127216203347801508828693521711145426654046537412764265913032608072036135761253204530110647250796928108774442571436515082699155583430762381984819170356480985581686799812712857949782581300092666786898124191502799224021308633245923658791781688246242983879657158447012859679502512141317263181293850122980207624426646477878568799472808462375107391917804237003226558162085425146628494184954432868034448484704695307794193688324457419372950912558495826864732127338430447831848174029148940224753659405067719274772629269258652847324555318657001 |
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.