Factor Info
| ID | 167359 |
| Size | 1131 digits / 3757 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 684900801613891425893647183348229920229784483792162191185796075625813775746152276794572349987410391837904640653833567514749390161059990479209643848407801417849097648428314830838113206483125743535809262576268483965598577640960050382645082796411000285832289982775669106428211965599906899342265437320738461069912684077726466212099509077574745935159162105630736345454432208910020783306681761020121628695073288056389689586396924492121577914894000195844157974574977131565245555749230505692341456395387740735363851981814036566303378567648538378520448199415548372014954993801413087800528565455467791822151374248276059921355046688497255940923495111579866245252765748388304265813150679627984851196417321394449396172240358000536090081895114333974075937581798967294869996054901407626868948753428687240566992754168352470234220862306085997709364176421123666279198536600548062982648030396713258772846134928726494268145341467735431359666258791029761685976883838666743327356803956402445840465792808127877334029992476040766374193939378826035783216432162515829804438385454758247453121044712162604662113652638144555100865837622647551629100197732555807 |
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.