Factor Info
| ID | 167466 |
| Size | 1170 digits / 3886 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 463518174042102670163197969595363288492836662579345158581241438123710216250421789524111778354467916019752670541120571096054481342516583506745598044379289567250141877801452138445112221885554456624720804361629656790742850716927369439974139080575579793707893649609424538922944321248620128027347301172338284863933971053519840653460598916614077818887796036904378660827109081289365250968205713952600181855840471748441434835187405905063521895878861333927417372381806668507003319919237115501976125910240244715859959230881968161188351619634278415426938755036588393245627504232315016433551290495179520941896120155982145189184967993595796558316197070220379631527530421747045688968836168805048679223914297062136111860574517113755796909826394834009763358736667845437993878838374874919918409899658844111810260753466942236036866585087358113086357744683224241242136205644134929715272513104387996873699296142372260463979823699469681442630845950274895532131904480365395979296177035919338294343890876552485022687706629004550253634004068470770055723961046101757575816929937851476994581598080665337425265096380309059416207029757691204991093532036503666468150923881633378765371881120083219551 |
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.