Factor Info
| ID | 167145 |
| Size | 1091 digits / 3623 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 37873791017955807463859285575669607810366456139327470284166164507828581580973132942037024730642215687023521715670875629988661861547423726279641716352306874090733554159525181178759513242330067050986893028667997919198977481510327555694826709225891122728382641570186456183920049610102516510355393987119538679787084699795808183113349744613328685987163591653272063143002193944220762512690612175433848735183711764315978669397023061631799528863578918582558454963542947446166525100837329211715734576684146798194550468111306443581788608189035422962481068760368689367751054917101300118424590417513766756200071317747230120247545519261198244162220943967854830306940515497527132330313979651306304663785514274447332017135973311445036521808292539231415020453690711200110046752584463492342189108899403194353424087141592107942629170496332923952522083183486858754877669699371875599454001015419962517328182142756954876462443214379606128617284582485539999773224669356962092648116410615100194134394559897402290245759130718285175119551390737348796863088309747938728397227035943871672538022118514247583752071820959 |
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.