Factor Info
| ID | 167020 |
| Size | 1168 digits / 3879 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 2767264514925798895137744427783210812142771579630584630745772756286417283484806509694313575500146795980198806521292078337616908067888659547875547282865374307901876960116579970041270885647003193369663408748585307658695729399035477302755326221336033096922506797552408903744428844368054037633902508080619183340943432470174074729293646723165645568986133985250754499082506300575200274041597733488270947401629603526254434570726115433834038332924610805480548841333581239559886607466540630031182475043779861470659634556996068253619078177794751411762250592410836749952041510161420380358178571155408753162703363382788122595218520965879658415294353850889909710086781399166190005834442034335691563708201388705804489201301517312879660801409200702214261159587888892621392600205552457637436642268385643409974801691678345538356613837909858447455819070922578538698339155137010997985094759143675351354200777090068099267926726130848199469775940432210210219629285596256531943676347716298666483993981506230322933527372582446888590382805660047825596382953464147908117049116620799649266103965543693831899415921510742652505529713481126760388562854300525791097018398279228481505503760605386033 |
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.