Factor Info
| ID | 167074 |
| Size | 1125 digits / 3737 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 606796721393929929445060433696512252779838502902379588512130121485330781615898187748737467118658152625003238465111697504995787660322747977519189246649424944933795466249071636540813759985572426241134720858336081131897339440447428733985939190334380375044734559475186921871115591802184657499425117972391241439468414170833915617965701549631809464851177457416409006059294739716342477894384178916407535854856214338419369599582526135158611471409297605491196507730821984640756256479991190030108738137675591944641805515219114818132365293193161491167098516665407146006456670274338291275076502157430335117424920520467995942246363443989210105501251034766367118889144229642373611121111721344852440274937199860607355071449791791627246841905571252453761601781656376048993718670228476780460766551366381542435343726182689469729416485793891646187267055594873744436449852969271339432013279576181983817465297737622949846149240619144014698835349592549233416162072136346208478806270308632636631022362911362282864648727488892901795934264267915826722003993988643843218367192236250112050518068411586402823909658939435388375464385543112888046474665029 |
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.