Factor Info
| ID | 167351 |
| Size | 1112 digits / 3693 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 27129427719707055803160002882992719135660109897192961667055890658632828458083393047079301780241729584882731043449138245305735951585805537187254665650866060654455312027361984636311674687088543931265126940721539129809052363460071877116468363981628150958802660049362291671731359853024564754136877931552512114239479368021846375444609230686456891165771147659554904368822319305238841592232439374831935219934959323216054387108690966492769009853621180431013175081366882589340970469597517086770455910646922068602632848887424058965543616726570278513286411387092127264257798377083352745871725190515039545100151056191363379494308227335270262197281030440964157096830605659047494682940823291289835050564472400020359203117805892910718856692868700318235728068224743023480055708614623408187964252135185262390022101626048099616653808529926046969531728593609812575356569526224937859467136292124847723367046944991061976275629126433578439730970891445826991267333822561597517811783623836050341400107549420056798976480268621365036433535903692392205217480577813455551331710076117077560971984666187243338891215836704207126295671303483969 |
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.