Factor Info
| ID | 167115 |
| Size | 1109 digits / 3681 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 10274066144097114344856939194505336621206977480210664515285908456498278130530307571068009428626676409044232122096822907012269065334607110005104446662084070252308526820427425403855397850158019942927355805378339662390146388270851420733243396116064681671468307184018505586163483852188402252833284041986634707626546580633484442914174915136600078917135220728501926181095806431255249636595271352804288871755579361730331700520413510384016078308554487849595864303446915272154862329735761361979750581538300171914186557386764697000360992174470527985562669614041881636775733750044606061316167681328253499316571754839824513731705295688878247330358149547404273425978684235457854938330878606879260389248625978851054045190517652533018400814803387438923852072596212410549426898761273705041025359882758640182880937580159600374864139453306932867835494026596176228820100032662977205592660755217182587700593071911242907668808509745637210352288846226016643170804231454264400992986081253291307208584512966355898122720680136484015675155518584243248915098240567081247016101038906881934081939640675806139690307391515494259790861385469 |
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.