Factor Info
| ID | 167320 |
| Size | 1148 digits / 3812 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 17338475784966298169281549294103834288687564737286480574289005970686606396510278518451610328113444518875462372296787914201093755636158718008040261967250070608790202179319811335762857189849942442186806701837492762812807318984490104880838868588640933454640772171029390223519868638367520886236729243511051458911989421990214076861735123942170714044776973624433841531790795596826719095917936395851858996696441250157284836878780730066739477168095185788336210819101710038340042878246926204334812268587564676344744347966266735282002977187566136997218209901856509876469843099378259850824187715673514875475987388124186152195428896773391336710341035100845442424812287382189747742188083731525377923830972061806990711678874949101507378023879196178412889777419761416069589476296778189753693394196513368686840063799011010647951818510728512066270970911628753725029876418225293084737247952181437039161287374855750950373100584775084321481559873138689324828697623162813038407412528813594107233078626506438446581251796958509442204925682194553761546947546238297935752517449652857943239881698789295322561983462795230668929958534346172794097069462188979895034190719672391 |
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.