Factor Info
| ID | 167398 |
| Size | 1125 digits / 3736 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 313389815454307802533633237520773971150684991577135942541479549210356723668301019874309828136464933566616569780243492313921999640200602239873831963900001493677148556791648629993796278029887649375635369880729698135585134025722850071205343516380024709666406587475142715754766348283670028259050863276860287524679917842694242680488424657673155459315982498698980254075594852037509718823921244571395604860009439001206565131700971242015232199637783813674533733742113397540939820911213703091107920670491116789703876390740447916436676471403722243012765228829924303672463386349944831238255884847241752320022894524888197904389790911602044137468706889830789869108089414388202291125121715308816948904318555768540568377296089528396353313560809602664407374891562532447087055910028994465814294361102063536051143715416857923657705683456133413495878253395482048805921627678786472081465665188914024631230533669536451147402710149610799090422335659767916693078547388681146143171146148606209834224078550090289033551782127826132778571894646122097257322875384053293661942778734302346733060570713034528836175174568583568478578742694461462277773504339 |
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.