Factor Info
| ID | 165727 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3741 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 12667156803546511752559068679654050984900007141469051345731248432083573093136174335786728221843779519086616506593442314732922194163684109096457834171611066945034363540257581381900675294977889126560650579918479874907088638400313453385803848664948613815554834870713186032373063210465811432816891271548886042061401207286126895158465586598162612732110148500991535884821430562560235969557958095381201104938828940876728295728374413171996167437313906012657201241508333318099470505447216437255691881994454651291174747385392322648294773142277292165882101726148561967606542481414944848219832192450097876416927181676675455083666435674971894351419807084706800299282798808956276880388841490657623608658428166166528060032265918802151272498475476553240614719156488068302221658548798327716200086868151239800813505153125065477147947987397676149814543839996263158655411669125651882375304030021235684871315187945925731495005885915480474421662053375578548040815079580164379036331596539476957553818614831900210132439241708197140689191325821974280851423319421753086288192489393248692225028015784782081519941204384779196670038597924870448859454617809 |
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.