Factor Info
| ID | 165682 |
| Size | 1095 digits / 3637 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 509989247408861284276455692412487392492165093732405863869805055082471612931046372017484166309794304547672988806242403969439389942112012528997809666665018890660088144400485234176824854549561323066686310787350075462915964467763643937288581816271915009499314064784335600895218759186575428906471506468744949970734646249089480658287044734791264362486589255571189801664788007429878383939931392866508799944490347279753843353592999909334350300657683666517383973400210037627389693502811354408979294435900399430937214570297394004566636185913196188784095982234974250190313622589069777614072536688569663644860090559031231078622784831874009837000608048740574727631015925374178124481561108958042154071800316811155505091543982111233394161838224535968452679042146097651936910333880979675497905401259854124889028811115392686107581444333709467306830910328249058833435493067338370641739596984131929439684442125232832426837381865140776786750108619793579215306320623790433858330915772623830262566600872804564961163777076562234926170860532692805774877522410251346546699451431509297932164107904564867256457109909513051 |
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.