Factor Info
| ID | 167125 |
| Size | 1147 digits / 3810 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 6506317455094754444273433390305040210899772179762854330769156672016021454787090759203974296254109295308014745221576377990766880196726558787212449798655633081921180367608729172993524869374196621864877637451232141106605395606933255550462040996878119775074620109844748892899338973807653087997564271132772934579135376642962300062509243604112442677981724017311286941470778288809590036111655808997239453515517362462764050534855099374911357428499651838786359761723803458576324345683229199009623231112250413112893472959306367245930466667429888400851288071793418749193859130866980060374012637595878392265398878626313333947777860147077611300036770224982582227392969409858309426912332454382107645753451430278356206061117500039529437868554999502149213536460169564406074535454813202079051155199631246676681061374744601589544361035303410671373761030687897123942667723481859464563145255159506611146150199340269846850017242793449435184223209781428490661179467337527419282556264026770242826346811586316481561496229587297948300640974923786336116871131665606497123272104130152565474276772513553653003532873820091685205044532002846407003562642368979424514491965978357 |
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.