Factor Info
| ID | 167126 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3742 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 14861327867004863386337263354352268874662477705746071069924385527481369580848042331610778377330784793310169329085223318817538808367472047574042987547489196611558344265640075136863271684778712283153289689423179283415094249628071017498357241003009189729214184210256208742709391818548406503031252596776818505801551529355104718934121111120725822975888670302635440215337590358222123605931585800246041141683619238698995092508949584236355127686307276731000679821909348177719921744190813729786512448540050074475624106394062932846325985606340110545947007609317682401436110574581732557661589836617425132664754165788269334310754603224359137371876201763210265199680883698274769841532327510341857731874741666581370740773610998960452340071690816399512853801182398517385421930101121650799703156728986440449646040548454239596267419313604789216018573390697559073794854887060717544353885443056680542815665738653935284725690516520674404021349767779233437525423105815273236256546460234190114330064900605436389145416213903564168768864283943247970509260539953876463801372728148180612038657714716162381555382451906590104399115652770055929975194514101 |
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.