Factor Info
ID | 165562 |
Size | 1136 digits / 3773 bits |
Status | composite |
Value | 40397410621824731830245797472406655776126339271291955722639200220218382077970176554766687302031288962694754230686183653079704892941390527451414468210046543520979494519312513320834498562953141296138186122458806395318199680651739891021667446889863399058819767841767459283723601680558352627064145076577276007916424190885398339670047332965515414366459982136031544482751823931401869724624146073445939423739013313613848820011117177147002206498989861671040697147092579897534007121538941653461624102661196954977757820566088617169748835813776250018008801017121530504705529351546267845995671138552345092727428745683897714821672010442858700842598118170525268190492397756991503652945114594562318312230697540958397102438684085855546861306869090389863535579090055494662856739932615382283287346374426338046358058524049445763439338211902116793471973396692232252298207376483309265428429790860601884565002828034204721772823595235561603544513444984952484864295102376966733080035920180997531793446579247436528897959816227193191420198931858406397968497829880726470391530254589045802381960980179954172562743634237647268128060392497973432281211505676636158349 |
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.