Factor Info
| ID | 165556 |
| Size | 1105 digits / 3670 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3353943335974156504886425706357401460065072535639908788394199617365275276964561180300902765118712236856655842321938119502898563032618335291371387026059999174449988457872185629559732977518691529821726827252174602145358018490584488190332383437626708211794552223646979625534872254639427807790098143200816889947983617284451479486677677273076781489825492824731670347033046367664201698604240518935128570110328725759666871836382114334708135053188038595163162562345339581310890898358511681010010908725028178037341360337706672196101227128726891335141696147552435135562293969884379400421725724231729335439601676646251550123123801273980393049147478783274321893057944078657063659526342474869345042109794446307272643857141600533745374622845118469828411884788374660126875331166572279752682042144900348390035540905295528788749647800456923728333175419512357315985776771386670325384989348116272440068674732102556712292454554853635581265731568227744913396602947066064398664260833332414839362441826599914251784806039930287287467473467794878550593996132558066496595378889289345312789418150323552698472288639462250256428526681 |
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.