Factor Info
| ID | 167157 |
| Size | 1121 digits / 3722 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 16265541035369199930828150822224659747291571735175135825931392304733938330120817376954240715884377168365411643184903646182396191312148360632265865526612770997554519117414888265167989406985910647327721042781551340655743425499176932060593666899128307125121048103997674198645972456396483810072077610616809256385587043504410442637954822495009654661566970380151361899495865121938601949699614761653137445304832364573060966936876174372326464695587960270563404162144257796073048663012374505340326065031743686546777700351930783705474104403178884599364207974974437860256847961614969317671959508787176874457417281034220434273549665947006872007868441934835868986323994947107394189005244835479030159850555490002412228077140792747630337285934560145226418288860510585421385158879222839592628372529204394135129760706794434965591901583824005759572574003315269627527704077402029909205934318382223563930926053773718602939462821074686395834710981373190447977789856332771526372864821435061842327869181225849837873348593378664499879620657325430730720486893031439051332206131404606386903183802323696557665118201422682579448781531594023388514213 |
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.