Factor Info
| ID | 167200 |
| Size | 1155 digits / 3834 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 100140154467185875753354186035609834637808997207329517034509419443485639069659468269399064750768345720746314440737457568591984970259627224964010691190476718177763026558301172378926952355182143682489760657664781817671821529900050552310667332332910648187834715897267718005142807430882739819788828787010623869767968967650307052745949991909776010966863112121039807863495492221607874757122978860617412542540987835765085970401729919767834116453249489441614140280796592800529015537647371448236925145401622179283101901260647740198379525557647325186793668948763008122065860425916764645466109383992046122953715200517354989392863693107716309761827345766077533460760091514161812343439123412914942857807055968764606986417000238771275561471367223373570577064559314649428168350502333345558242828460241336324016241955033920190742457502834892167418741946875713735825378326160212207087287278608244433416138836584162490630735118886707086707402140194418579788142054997152976365347320494722621807452991012959520814914294130426824006963966756011917548138743526440933217775910590139990145596546160931452392296505890646937468372038071312858359040163350526145205367740700540516011 |
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.